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hydroperoxide
[ hahy-droh-puh-rok-sahyd ]
noun
- any chemical compound having the general formula, ROOH, where R is an element or an organic group.
Word History and Origins
Origin of hydroperoxide1
Example Sentences
The team exposed red blood cells to a chemical called tert-butyl hydroperoxide that caused oxidative stress; the cells were then marked with a fluorescent label and injected into mice.
The Texas A&M study said that the plant held up to half a million pounds of one the chemicals, cumene hydroperoxide.
Walter Dunn lives about 2,000 feet from Enduro’s plant, which houses up to 5,000 pounds of cumene hydroperoxide - explosive and reactive and a chemical he’d never heard of.
In the final step the allylic hydroperoxide undergoes an acid-catalysed Hock fragmentation and rearrangement to afford a ring-opened keto-aldehyde enol.
With this technique the hydroperoxide could be formed cleanly with no evidence of isomers or rearrangement products.
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