benzaldehyde
/ˈbɛnzəˌlɪdhaɪd/Definitions
1. noun
A fragrant, colorless or white crystalline organic compound used in perfumery and the manufacture of synthetic resins and dyes.
“The perfume contained a mixture of benzaldehyde and other essential oils to create a unique scent.”
2. chemistry
An aldehyde derived from toluene, C6H5CHO, having the formula C6H5CHO.
“The chemical reaction involved the conversion of benzaldehyde into a more stable compound.”