An alternative spelling of glyoxalin, referring to the same five-membered nitrogen-containing ring compound derived from glyoxal.
Variant spelling of 'glyoxalin' using the '-ine' suffix. Both forms appear in chemical literature from the early 20th century, reflecting different regional naming conventions.
Just like with 'glycolipin' and 'glycolipine,' chemists in different countries named the same molecule differently—'glyoxaline' and 'glyoxalin' are twins in the chemical world!
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