- chlorogenic acid
- noun Date: circa 1889 a crystalline acid C16H18O9 occurring in various plant parts (as coffee beans)
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chlorogenic acid
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chlorogenic acid — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|jenik noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary chlor + genic; originally formed as French chlorogénique : a crystalline acid C15H17O7COOH occurring in coffee beans as the potassium caffeine salt, in potatoes, and in other… … Useful english dictionary
chlorogenic acid — chlo·ro·gen·ic acid .klōr ə .jen ik , .klȯr n a crystalline acid C16H18O9 occurring in various plant parts (as potatoes or coffee beans) * * * chlo·ro·gen·ic ac·id (kloґro jen″ik) a phenol compound important in plant metabolism, found in… … Medical dictionary
chlorogenic acid — /klawr euh jen ik, klohr , klawr , klohr /, Biochem. a colorless crystalline acid, C16H18O9, that is important in plant metabolism and is purportedly responsible for the browning or blackening of cut apples, potatoes, and other fruits and… … Universalium
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