fluoroln.
/ˈflʊərɒl/, /ˈflɔːrɒl/, U.S. /ˈflʊˌrɔl/, /ˈflʊˌrɑl/, /ˈflɔˌrɔl/, /ˈflɔˌrɑl/ΚΠ
1883 W. R. Hodgkinson & F. E. Matthews in Jrnl. Chem. Soc. 43 164 The object..was in the first place to obtain the phenol or hydroxy-derivative [of fluorene], fluorol, C13H10O.
1890 T. E. Thorpe Dict. Appl. Chem. I. 253 (table) Patent relating to azo- colouring matters... Fluorol, acenaphthol, and their sulphonic acids.
2. Medicine. Sodium fluoride used as an antiseptic. Now disused.
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the world > health and disease > healing > medicines or physic > medicines for specific purpose > antiseptic > [noun] > specific
naphthalene1821
carbolic acid1835
creosote1835
Sanitas1878
chlorocresol1886
salol1887
Listerine1889
salufer1894
Airol1895
fluorol1895
thymoform1899
xeroform1901
triformol1907
thymoloform1911
hexamine1914
Eusol1915
flavine1917
proflavine1917
Dakin1920
naphtha1920
methenamine1926
T.C.P.1934
Zephiran1935
leptazol1946
cetrimide1948
nalidixic acid1962
clioquinol1967
crystal violet1996
1895 Med. Chron. 4 126 Dr. Blaizot has employed fluorol 1–100 for washing the body, mouth, nose, etc., in patients with infectious diseases.
1907 Brit. Pharmaceut. Codex 1036 Sodium fluoride is also known under the trade-name Fluorol.
1918 G. P. Paul Text-bk. Materia Medica for Nurses (ed. 3) v. 256 Cockroach... Sodium fluorid or fluorol has been used with success.
3. Any of several oil-soluble fluorescent dyes, typically yellow or green.
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the world > matter > colour > colouring > colouring matter > [noun] > dye > types of dyes
pallOE
sanders1329
raddlea1350
nutgallc1450
bark1565
logwood1581
sanders-wood1615
catechu1682
cate1698
cachou1708
valonia1722
India wood1742
cutch1759
alizari1769
standard1808
iron buff1836
colorine1838
acid dye1840
garancin1843
French tub1846
suranji1848
morindin1849
water blue1851
union dye1852
indigo-carmine1855
hernant1858
pigment colour1862
rosaniline1862
rose aniline1862
bezetta1863
bottom1863
acid colour1873
paraphenylenediamine1873
indigo-extract1874
tin-pulp1874
phthalein1875
sightening1875
chrome1876
rose bengal1878
azo-colours1879
azine1887
basic dye1892
chromotrope1893
garance1896
ice colour1896
xylochrome1898
cross-dye1901
indanthrene1901
Lithol1903
vat dye1903
thioindigo1906
para red1907
vat colour1912
vat dyestuff1914
indanthrone1920
ionamine1922
Soledon1924
Solochrome1924
Solacet1938
indigoid1939
thioindigoid1943
fluorol1956
Procion1956
1956 Brit. Patent 763,885 3/2 Fluorol 7GA is a fluorescent dye distributed under that proprietary name.
1990 Caries Res. 24 436 The fluorescence intensity of the dye Fluorol 7GA in in vitro caries lesions was measured through a strip of plastic.
2000 K. Kalantidis et al. in Z. A. Wilson Arabidopsis iv. 83 Stain sectioned plant material using 0.01% (w/v) fluorol yellow 088.
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