Definition of Molisch in English:

Molisch

noun ˈməʊlɪʃ

Biochemistry Medicine

Attributive and in the genitive, especially in "Molisch (also Molisch's) reaction", "Molisch test". Designating or relating to any of various biochemical tests for the presence of sugars, carbohydrates, or proteins in solution, in which α-naphthol (or for sugars, α-naphthol or thymol) reacts with the substance in the presence of sulphuric acid to give a violet colour (with α-naphthol) or a red one (with thymol).

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Gould (1848–1922). From the name of Hans Molisch, Czech botanist working in Vienna, who described the test for sugars in 1886.

Definition of Molisch in US English:

Molisch

nounˈməʊlɪʃ

Biochemistry Medicine

Attributive and in the genitive, especially in "Molisch (also Molisch's) reaction", "Molisch test". Designating or relating to any of various biochemical tests for the presence of sugars, carbohydrates, or proteins in solution, in which α-naphthol (or for sugars, α-naphthol or thymol) reacts with the substance in the presence of sulphuric acid to give a violet colour (with α-naphthol) or a red one (with thymol).

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Gould (1848–1922). From the name of Hans Molisch, Czech botanist working in Vienna, who described the test for sugars in 1886.

单词	Molisch
释义	Definition of Molisch in English: Molisch noun ˈməʊlɪʃ Biochemistry Medicine Attributive and in the genitive, especially in "Molisch (also Molisch's) reaction", "Molisch test". Designating or relating to any of various biochemical tests for the presence of sugars, carbohydrates, or proteins in solution, in which α-naphthol (or for sugars, α-naphthol or thymol) reacts with the substance in the presence of sulphuric acid to give a violet colour (with α-naphthol) or a red one (with thymol). Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Gould (1848–1922). From the name of Hans Molisch, Czech botanist working in Vienna, who described the test for sugars in 1886. Definition of Molisch in US English: Molisch nounˈməʊlɪʃ Biochemistry Medicine Attributive and in the genitive, especially in "Molisch (also Molisch's) reaction", "Molisch test". Designating or relating to any of various biochemical tests for the presence of sugars, carbohydrates, or proteins in solution, in which α-naphthol (or for sugars, α-naphthol or thymol) reacts with the substance in the presence of sulphuric acid to give a violet colour (with α-naphthol) or a red one (with thymol). Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in George Gould (1848–1922). From the name of Hans Molisch, Czech botanist working in Vienna, who described the test for sugars in 1886.
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