propylamine

[Eng. propyl, and amine.] [TRITYLAMINE.] prō-pl-ēne, s. [Eng. propyl; -ene.] Chem.: C3H6=CH3CH: CH2. Tritylene. Propene. A product of the dry distillation of organic bodies, and obtained, nearly pure, when allylic iodide is prō-rěc-tõr, s . [Pref. pro- , and Eng. rector.] An officer in a German university, who presides in prō-rěc-tõr-ate, s. [Eng. prorector ; -ate .] The office of a prorector. prō rē nā-tā, phr . (Latin.) According to cir cum stances or exigencies. A pro re nat a meeting is one called on an emergency.