An alternative chemical name for amidoazobenzene, using the older '-ol' suffix convention instead of '-ene' to describe the same class of compound.
Variant nomenclature of amidoazobenzene where '-ol' (from 'alcohol') replaced '-ene' in older chemical naming systems. This reflects the evolution of chemical nomenclature in the late 1800s.
The shift from 'benzol' to 'benzene' in chemical names shows how science standardizes—today we'd only use 'benzene,' but old chemistry papers are full of these 'benzol' variants that confused students for decades.
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