tartrazine

tartrazine
A yellow acid dye used in place of orange G in a variant of Mallory aniline blue stain for collagen and cellular inclusion bodies. SYN: hydrazine yellow.

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tar·tra·zine 'tär-trə-.zēn, -zən n a yellow azo dye that is used in making organic pigments and in coloring foods and drugs and that sometimes causes bronchoconstriction in individuals with asthma

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  • tartrazine — [ tα:trəzi:n] noun Chemistry a brilliant yellow synthetic dye derived from tartaric acid and used to colour food, drugs, and cosmetics. Origin C19: from Fr. tartre tartar + azo + ine4 …   English new terms dictionary

  • tartrazine — tar·tra·zine …   English syllables

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