IPA: /ˈæmɪliːn/
KK: /ˈæmɪˌliːn/
A clear, colorless liquid that is part of a group of hydrocarbons, often used in chemical processes.
Amylene is used in the production of various chemicals and plastics.
Amylene is derived from the Greek word "amylon" (meaning starch) combined with the suffix "-ene" (indicating an unsaturated hydrocarbon). The term refers to a type of hydrocarbon related to starch.
Think of 'starch' ('amylon') to remember that 'amylene' is related to a type of hydrocarbon derived from starch.