dimetylowym
The term dimetylowy is the Polish adjective that corresponds to the English word dimethyl. It is used in Polish scientific and technical literature to describe chemical compounds that contain two methyl (-CH3) groups attached to a central atom or functional group. The prefix dimetyl- is derived from the combination of the word metyl (methyl) and the Greek prefix di, meaning twice. This term is commonly seen in the names of organic derivatives such as dimetylamina, dimetylsulfon, or dimetylchlorowodór.
Chemically, a dimetylowy group contributes a pair of carbon‑hydrogen bonds that increase hydrophobicity, electron density, and
In industrial and research contexts, the use of the term dimetylowy signals that a compound has two