Formyl
(for'-mil) [formic acid; bXrj, matter]. 1. CHO. The radicle of formic acid. Syn., .
Formoxyl. 2. The trivalent radicle, CH"". Syn., Formylene. F.-amid. See Formamid.
F. Bromid, bromoform. F. Chlorid, F. Perchlorid, chloroform. F. Iodid, iodoform.
F.-phenetidin, C 9 H n N0 2 , a substance ob- tained from phenetidin hydrochlorate by action of formic acid with anhydrous sodium formate; it is antiseptic. F. Sulfid, sulfo- form. F. Tribromid, bromoform. F. Tri- chlorid, chloroform. F. Triiodid, iodoform.
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