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car·bi·nol

 (kär′bə-nôl′, -nŏl′, -nōl′)
n.
1. See methanol.
2. An alcohol derived from methanol.
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car•bi•nol

(ˈkɑr bəˌnɔl, -ˌnɒl)

n.
2. an alcohol derived from methyl alcohol.
[1860–70; < German Karbinol=Karbin methyl (Karbon- carbon + -in -in1) + -ol -ol1]
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The inorganic functionality (typically methoxy or ethoxy) reacts with any hydroxyl group (water, metal hydroxide, carbinol).
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