PHLOXINE


Meaning of PHLOXINE in English

ˈfläkˌsēn, -_sə̇n noun

( -s )

Usage: often capitalized

Etymology: Greek phlox flame + English -ine

: either of two acid dyes or their sodium salts that are chloro derivatives of eosine and are used chiefly as biological stains and organic pigments:

a. or phloxine B : the dichloro derivative

b. : the tetrachloro derivative — see dye table I (under Acid Red 92, Solvent Red 48 )

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