Basyl

/ˈbeɪsɪl/ noun

In chemistry, a radical or group that remains when a hydrogen atom is removed from a base compound.

Derived from 'base' (from Greek 'basis') plus the chemical suffix '-yl,' which denotes a radical or atomic group in chemical nomenclature.

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