Amyl

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 6
am′il, n. the fifth in the series of the alcohol radicals, a natural product of the distillation of coal. As thus found, two molecules are united together, usually called diamyl , being a colourle liquid with an agreeable smell and burning taste.— n. Am′ylene . [Gr. amyl on , starchy, fine meal.]
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