See œnoline on Wiktionary
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"word": "nœnœil"
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"form": "œnolines",
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"ref": "Eugène Varenne, Préparation de l'œnoline, in bulletin de la Société chimique de France ,1ᵉʳ semestre 1878",
"text": "L'œnoline est la matière qui donne au vin sa coloration rouge ; elle a été isolée pour la première fois en 1858 par M. Glénard."
}
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"Mélange de substances colorantes violettes que l'on peut extraire du vin rouge. L'œnoline est peu soluble dans l'eau, très soluble dans l'éthanol."
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"text": "L'œnoline est la matière qui donne au vin sa coloration rouge ; elle a été isolée pour la première fois en 1858 par M. Glénard."
}
],
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"Mélange de substances colorantes violettes que l'on peut extraire du vin rouge. L'œnoline est peu soluble dans l'eau, très soluble dans l'éthanol."
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"rare"
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}
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