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triamcinolone

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triamcinolone [‚trī·am′sin·əl‚än]
(organic chemistry)
C21H27FO6White, toxic crystals; insoluble in water, soluble in dimethylformamide; melts at 266°C; used as an intermediate for ion-exchange resin, wetting and frothing agent, and photographic developer.
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