In chemistry, a compound containing two vinyl groups; a molecular structure with two CH=CH- groups attached.
From 'di-' (two) plus 'vinyl' (from Latin 'vinum' wine, referencing chemical compounds derived from wine), indicating two vinyl functional groups.
Divinyl compounds are used in plastics and resins—so your grocery bags and water bottles likely contain molecules with 'di' in their chemical names!
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