carbylamine

/ˌkɑrbɪˈleɪmɪn/

Definitions

1. noun

A highly toxic and volatile compound, typically formed by the reaction of isocyanides with hydrochloric acid.

“The chemist handled the carbylamine with extreme caution, as it was highly reactive and hazardous to her health.”

Synonyms

  • isocyanide compound
  • volatile amine

Antonyms

  • non-toxic substance
  • stable compound