Acridyl

/ˈækrɪdɪl/ noun

A chemical radical or group derived from acridine, used in synthetic chemistry to create new compounds.

Acridine plus '-yl' suffix, which in chemistry denotes a univalent radical—a group that can bond to other atoms.

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