Anisoin

/ˈænɪsoʊɪn/ noun

An organic compound formed when aromatic aldehydes (like anise-related compounds) undergo a chemical reaction in the presence of certain catalysts.

From 'anis-' (relating to anise) + '-oin' (a chemical suffix for certain organic compounds). The term emerged in 19th-century organic chemistry.

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