azogallein
/ˌæzəˈɡɑːlɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A chemical compound formed from azo dyes and other organic compounds, often resulting from environmental contamination.
“The azogallein in the river water poses a significant threat to the local ecosystem.”
2. verb
To contaminate or combine with azogallein, typically as a result of industrial or environmental processes.
“The factory’s wastewater has azogallein, which must be removed before discharge.”