Caoutchoucin

/ˌkaʊtʃuːˈsɪn/ noun

A chemical compound derived from caoutchouc or rubber; a rubber-related substance.

From caoutchouc plus the chemical suffix -in, used in chemistry to denote specific compounds or chemical constituents. Created in the 19th century as rubber chemistry became more sophisticated.

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