dimethyl sulfoxide
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Dimethyl sulfoxide — Dimethyl sulfoxide … Wikipedia
dimethyl sulfoxide — [sulf äk′sīd] n. DMSO … English World dictionary
dimethyl sulfoxide — Me2SO; a penetrating solvent, enhancing absorption of therapeutic agents from the skin; an industrial solvent that has been proposed as an effective analgesic and anti inflammatory agent in arthritis and bursitis. * * * dimethyl sulfoxide n an … Medical dictionary
dimethyl sulfoxide — dimetilsulfoksidas statusas T sritis chemija formulė (CH₃)₂SO santrumpa( os) DMSO atitikmenys: angl. dimethyl sulfoxide rus. димексид; диметилсульфоксид ryšiai: sinonimas – dimeksidas … Chemijos terminų aiškinamasis žodynas
dimethyl sulfoxide — noun Etymology: dimethyl + sulfoxide : a compound C2H6SO obtained as a by product in wood pulp manufacture and used as a solvent and in medicine especially as an anti inflammatory agent (as in the treatment of interstitial cystitis) called also… … Useful english dictionary
Dimethyl sulfoxide (data page) — This page provides supplementary chemical data on dimethyl sulfoxide. Contents 1 Material Safety Data Sheet 2 Structure and properties 3 Thermodynamic properties 4 Vap … Wikipedia
dimethyl sulfoxide — noun Date: 1964 a compound C2H6SO obtained as a by product in wood pulp manufacture and used as a solvent and in medicine as an anti inflammatory agent called also DMSO … New Collegiate Dictionary
dimethyl sulfoxide — noun An organic compound, (CH)SO, obtained as a byproduct from wood pulp, and is used as a solvent for carrying out chemical reactions and for administering drugs through the skin; also used as a reagent; … Wiktionary
dimethyl sulfoxide — DMSO a drug that is instilled (in solution) into the bladder for the relief of symptoms of interstitial cystitis. It may cause bladder spasms and hypersensitivity. DMSO is also combined with topically applied drugs to improve their absorption; it … The new mediacal dictionary
dimethyl sulfoxide — dimeth′yl sulf•ox′ide [[t]sʌlˈfɒk saɪd[/t]] n. chem. See DMSO • Etymology: 1960–65 … From formal English to slang
