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Compounds with cyclic (ring) structures containing delocalised electrons, often compoundws of benzene
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An aromatic wine has pervasive and intense aromas. Certain grape varieties are said them to be "aromatic".
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| aromatic |
has become an obsolete term in perfumery. In former times, it was used to describe the fragrance impression of sweet balsam.
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| aromatic a. |
an aromatic compound in which the side chain on the benzene ring contains a hydroxyl group; e.g., phenol.
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| aromatic ammonia s. |
[USP] , aromatic s. of ammonia a preparation compounded of ammonium carbonate, strong ammonia solution, lemon oil, lavender oil, nutmeg oil, alcohol, and purified water; used as a respiratory stimulant in syncope, weakness, or threatened faint. In veterinary medicine, it is used as a respiratory and circulatory stimulant, and sometimes as a carminative and antacid.
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