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/al"euh thrin/, n. Chem.a clear, amber, viscous liquid, C19H26O3, used as an insecticide.[1945-50; ALL(YL) + (pyr)ethrin, equiv. to Pyrethr(um) name of a genus of composite plants + -IN2]
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allethrin — n. chemical substance used as an insecticide … English contemporary dictionary
allethrin — al·le·thrin … English syllables
allethrin — ˈaləthrə̇n noun ( s) Etymology: allyl + pyrethrin : a light yellow viscous oily synthetic insecticide C19H26O3 used especially in household aerosols … Useful english dictionary
Allethrins — Allethrin I (R = −CH3) Allethrin II (R = −COOCH3) The allethrins are a pair of related synthetic compounds used in insecticides. They are synthetic pyrethroids, a synthetic form of a chemical found naturally in the chrysanthemum flower. They were … Wikipedia
