IPA: //ˈkwɪnɒl//
KK: /ˈkwɪnəl/
A type of chemical compound that is derived from quinone and has specific properties in biochemistry.
Quinol is often studied for its role in biological processes and reactions.
Quinol is derived from 'quin-' (from Latin 'quinque', meaning five) and 'ol' (a suffix used in organic chemistry to denote alcohols). The term refers to a chemical compound that is related to quinone, which has a structure involving five carbon atoms in its molecular framework.
Think of 'quin-' meaning five, which helps you remember that quinol is a compound related to a structure involving five carbon atoms.
No commonly confused words.