glucosulfone
noun
glu·co·sul·fone
¦glü(ˌ)kō +
: a drug derived from glucose and para -amino-phenyl sulfone and used chiefly in treating leprosy in the form of the sodium salt [C6H12O5(SO3Na)NHC6H4]2SO2
Word History
Etymology
gluc- + sulfone
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