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Benzoin /ˈbɛnzoʊ.ɪn/ or
benjamin (corrupted pronunciation) is a
balsamic resin obtained from the bark of
several species of
trees in the
genus Styrax...
- In
organic chemistry, the
benzoin addition is an
addition reaction involving two
aldehydes (−CH=O). The
reaction generally occurs between aromatic aldehydes...
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benzoin in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Benzoin may
refer to:
Benzoin (organic compound), an
organic compound with the
formula PhCH(OH)C(O)Ph...
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Tincture of
benzoin is a
pungent solution of
benzoin resin in ethanol. A
similar preparation called Friar's
Balsam or
Compound Benzoin Tincture contains...
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Lindera benzoin (commonly
called ****ebush,
common ****ebush,
northern ****ebush, wild all****e, or
Benjamin bush) is a
shrub in the
laurel family. It...
- (R)-benzoin and (S)-
benzoin.
Benzoin is not a
constituent of
benzoin resin obtained from the
benzoin tree (Styrax) or
tincture of
benzoin. The main component...
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Styrax benzoin is a
species of tree
native to
Indochina and
western Malesia.
Common names for the tree
include gum
benjamin tree,
loban (in Arabic), kemenyan...
- are the
resins of S.
tonkinensis (Siam
benzoin), S.
benzoin (Sumatra
benzoin), and S. benzoides. The name
benzoin is
probably derived from
Arabic lubān...
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prepared with pepper, cinnamon, and
benzoin root.
Benzoin root was also used in a
recipe for
seasoning goose liver.
Benzoin root is
still used
today in incense...
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produces benzoin or has
similar properties. It may
refer to the
following species:
Ficus benjamina,
native to Asia and
Australia Lindera benzoin, native...
