cinnamene

cinnamene is the antiquated name for styrene.

chemists once referred to liquid styrene as cinnamene.

historical texts use the term cinnamene to describe the monomer.

early researchers isolated cinnamene from the balsam of the tolu tree.

the name cinnamene reflects its origin from cinnamon-related resin.

older chemical catalogs listed liquid hydrocarbon as cinnamene.

synonyms for the chemical include phenylethylene and cinnamene.

scientists replaced the name cinnamene with styrene in the twentieth century.

industrial producers stopped using cinnamene on safety datasheets.

organic chemistry students might encounter cinnamene in historical context.

the etymology of cinnamene links it to the cinnamon plant genus.

original patents for plastic production mentioned cinnamene as a starting material.