IPA: //ˈnaɪtrəʊlɪk//
KK: /ˈnaɪtrəʊlɪk/
Relating to a type of acid that contains nitrogen and oxygen, often used in chemical processes.
The chemist studied the properties of nitrolic compounds for their potential applications.
Nitrolic is derived from "nitro-" (from Latin "nitrum", meaning saltpeter or nitrate) and "-lic" (a suffix used to form adjectives, meaning pertaining to). The word "nitrolic" refers to something that is related to or derived from nitro compounds, particularly in chemistry.
Think of 'nitro-' as relating to nitrate, which helps you remember that 'nitrolic' pertains to substances involving nitro compounds.