IPA: //trɪˈklɔːrfɒn//
KK: /trɪˈklɔrˌfɒn/
A clear, colorless solid used in farming to kill insects.
Farmers often use trichlorfon to protect their crops from pests.
Trichlorfon is formed from "tri-" (meaning three), "chlor" (from Greek "chloros", meaning green or pale green, referring to chlorine), and "fon" (from the Greek "phone", meaning sound or voice, but in this context, it refers to a chemical compound). The word describes a chemical compound containing three chlorine atoms.
Think of 'tri-' meaning three, and 'chlor' referring to chlorine, which helps you remember that trichlorfon is a compound with three chlorine atoms.
No commonly confused words.