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trivial name
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trivial name [′triv·ē·əl ¦nām]
(organic chemistry)
A common name for a chemical compound derived from the names of the natural source of the compound at the time of its isolation and before anything is known about its molecular structure.


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The songs have titles, but most are trivial names and are not descriptive.
It contains 4,174 chemical entries and information on their structures, molecular formulas, and chemical names, and provides synonyms for each chemical, as well as other identifiers, trade names, and trivial names, in English and other languages.
13) This means that colorants must be expressed by their Color Index (CI) number, (ii) botanicals must be listed by their Latin genus and species nomenclature, (iii) the terms fragrance and flavor are listed as "parfum" and "aroma," respectively and (iv) trivial names must be listed in Latin, as shown in the table.
 
 
 
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