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| py·ra·zine [ pírrə zn ] (plural py·ra·zines) |
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structural form of carbon-nitrogen compound: a chemical compound whose structural formula consists of a ring with four carbon atoms and two nitrogen atoms in which the nitrogen atoms are separated by two carbon atoms
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| [Late 19th century. <pyridine + azo-] |
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