IPA: //ˈflævəˌnoʊn//
KK: /ˈflævəˌnoʊn/
A type of chemical compound that is colorless and often found in plants, known for its aromatic properties.
Flavanones are commonly found in citrus fruits and contribute to their flavor and health benefits.
Flavanone is formed from "flavus" (meaning yellow) and "-one" (a suffix used in chemistry to denote a ketone). The word refers to a type of yellow compound that is a ketone, commonly found in plants.
Think of the word 'yellow' ('flavus') to remember that 'flavanone' refers to a yellow compound in the realm of chemistry.
No commonly confused words.