benzol

benzol — noun

1. a clear, colourless liquid that comes from coal tar and burns easily. It is used

1.名詞C1
釋義

a clear, colourless liquid that comes from coal tar and burns easily. It is used as an industrial solvent and is known to be harmful to human health. 'Benzol' is an older name for the chemical benzene.

例句

The technician poured benzol into a sealed glass beaker inside the fume hood.

poured benzol — verb + object with benzol as uncountable

Workers at the plant must wear protective gloves when handling benzol.

handling benzol — safety context

同義詞
  • benzene

    the modern, standard chemical name for C₆H₆; 'benzol' is an older synonym

文法句型

benzol + verb (singular)

grade/type of benzol

用法筆記

Benzol is an older, less common term. In modern chemistry and safety documentation, 'benzene' is used far more often. You may encounter 'benzol' in older textbooks, industrial product labels, or trade contexts.

常見錯誤

❌Benzol and benzole are exactly the same thing.
✅Benzol is the same as benzene, but benzole usually refers to a crude mixture obtained from coal tar.
💡'benzole' is a different, less refined product.
❌I poured benzol into my coffee cup.
✅I poured benzol into a labelled chemical waste container.
💡benzol is poisonous and flammable; never treat it like an ordinary liquid.