Definition
A crystalline organic compound with a tricyclic structure, used in dyes, pharmaceuticals, and advanced materials like light-emitting diodes.
Etymology
From 'carb-' (carbon) and '-azole,' indicating a five-membered nitrogen-containing ring fused to a benzene ring. Identified in coal tar in the 1870s.
Kelly Says
Carbazole derivatives are in your smartphone's screen right now—they're key components in OLED displays, so every time you look at a modern phone, you're benefiting from a compound discovered in coal tar pollution!
Translations
ARالعربية
كاربازول
kar-ba-zool
BNবাংলা
কার্বাজল
kaar-ba-jol
CACatalà
carbazol
kar-ba-zol
CSČeština
karbazol
kar-ba-zol
DADansk
carbazole
kar-ba-zol
DEDeutsch
Carbazol
kar-ba-zol
ELΕλληνικά
καρβαζόλη
kar-va-zo-li
ESEspañol
carbazol
kar-ba-zol
FAفارسی
کاربازول
kar-ba-zool
FISuomi
karbazole
kar-ba-zol
FRFrançais
carbazole
kar-ba-zol
GUGU
કાર્બાઝોલ
kaar-ba-zo-l
HEעברית
קרבאזול
kar-ba-zol
HIहिन्दी
कार्बाजोल
kar-ba-zo-l
HUMagyar
karbazol
kar-ba-zol
IDBahasa Indonesia
karbazole
kar-ba-zol
ITItaliano
carbazolo
kar-ba-zo-lo
JA日本語
カルバゾール
karuba-zo-ru
KMKM
ការបាសូល
kaar-ba-so-l
MRMR
कार्बाजोल
kar-ba-zo-l
MSBahasa Melayu
karbazol
kar-ba-zol
MYမြန်မာ
ကာဗာစိုလ
ka-ba-so-l
NLNederlands
carbazole
kar-ba-zol
NONorsk
carbazole
kar-ba-zol
PAPA
ਕਾਰਬਾਜੋਲ
kaar-ba-jo-l
PLPolski
karbazol
kar-ba-zol
PTPortuguês
carbazol
kar-ba-zol
RORomână
carbazol
kar-ba-zol
RUРусский
карбазол
kar-ba-zol
SVSvenska
carbazole
kar-ba-zol
SWKiswahili
carbazo
kar-ba-zo
TAதமிழ்
கார்பேசால்
kaar-pa-esa-al
TEతెలుగు
కార్బాజోల్
kaar-ba-jo-l
THไทย
คาร์บาโซล
kar-ba-so-l
TRTürkçe
karbazol
kar-ba-zol
UKУкраїнська
карбазол
kar-ba-zol
URاردو
کاربائول
kar-ba-ool
VITiếng Việt
carbazole
kar-ba-zol
ZUZU
ikarbazoli
ee-kar-ba-zo-li