A variant form of galloflavin, referring to the same yellow dye or pigment extracted from gallnut compounds.
Alternative form of 'galloflavin' using the '-ine' suffix. This naming variation reflects the inconsistency in how 19th-century chemists named compounds before standardization.
The existence of 'galloflavin' and 'galloflavine' shows how scientific terminology wasn't always precise—chemists were discovering things faster than they could agree on names.
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