- carbobenzoxy
- car·bo·ben·zoxy .kär-(.)bō-.ben-'zäk-sē or car·bo·ben·zy·loxy -.ben-zə-'läk-sē adj relating to or containing the group -COOCH2C6H5 <\carbobenzoxy synthesis of peptides>
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carbobenzoxy — car·bo·ben·zoxy … English syllables
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