tetrazine
/tɛtˈreɪziːn/Definitions
1. noun
A five-membered, unsaturated, and unsymmetrical heterocyclic compound with four nitrogen atoms.
“The chemist synthesized a unique tetrazine molecule for the experiment.”
2. noun
In chemistry, a type of compound used in the production of dyes and pigments.
“The manufacturer used tetrazine to create vibrant colors for their products.”
3. chemistry
A chemical compound containing a four-membered ring with four nitrogen atoms.
“The reaction involved tetrazine, which was essential for the synthesis of the new material.”