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      diazomethane
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      disdi- · Greek · twoazoteazo- · French · nitrogenmethymeth- · Greek · methyl (from wood-wine)ane-ane · English · saturated hydrocarbon suffix
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      Where does diazomethane come from?

      The word diazomethane breaks down into 4 roots of Greek, French, and English origin: di-, from Greek dis (“two”); azo, from French azote (“nitrogen”); meth, from Greek methy (“methyl (from wood-wine)”); and -ane, from English ane (“saturated hydrocarbon suffix”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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