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[men-uh-dahy-ohn] 
əˈdaɪ
–noun Pharmacology.
| a synthetic yellow crystalline powder, C1 1H8O2, insoluble in water, used as a vitamin K supplement. |
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| men·a·di·one (měn'ə-dī'ōn') n. A yellow crystalline powder, C11H8O2, used in medicine as a vitamin K supplement. [me(thyl) + na(phthalene) + di-1 + -one.] |
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Main Entry: men·a·di·one
Pronunciation: "men-&-'dI-"On, -dI-'
Function: noun
: a yellow crystalline compoundC11H8O2 with the biological activity of natural vitamin K called also vitamin K3
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menadione men·a·di·one (měn'ə-dī'ōn')
n.
A synthetic vitamin K derivative occurring as a yellow crystalline powder and used as a vitamin K supplement.
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