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A xylylene is another name for quinomethane, a compound derived from a quinone by replacing either or both of the quinone oxygens with a methylidene group.
It is the product of catechol and oxygen when catalyzed by the enzyme catechol oxidase. This reaction occurs naturally in plants to prevent bacteria from decaying damaged plant cells, since benzoquinone is toxic to bacteria. It`s the brown stuff that we call bruises on fruits.
An anthraquinone is a tricyclic quinone derived from anthracene, or any derivative of this parent compound.
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this Compound is suited to the function of the membrane Because its a inportant Function of the cell membrane
From what i know it is what happens to fruits and vegetables after been exposed to oxygen (damaged in some way). It is a defensive mechanism used by fruit and vegetables to protect itself from infection as benzoquinone is toxic to bacteria.
Compound interest.
compound microscope parts and function
Quinoid comes from the compound quinone: ( the -oid suffix means: 'looks like' or 'derived from')A quinone is a class of organic compounds that are formally derived from aromatic compounds (such as benzene or naphthalene) by exchanging two --CH= groups by --C(=O)-- groups in the aromatic (cyclic benzene) structure, resulting in a fully conjugated cyclic (C6H4) dione (O= .. =O) structure.So:O=(C6H4)=O
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A xyloquinone is any of a group of quinone compounds obtained by the oxidation of xylidines.