In uncountable|organic chemistry|especially in combination|lang=en terms the difference between dialkyl and diallyl
is that dialkyl is (uncountable|organic chemistry|especially in combination) two alkyl groups in a compound while diallyl is (uncountable|organic chemistry|especially in combination) two allyl groups in a compound.
In countable|organic chemistry|lang=en terms the difference between dialkyl and diallyl
is that dialkyl is (countable|organic chemistry) any compound containing two alkyl groups while diallyl is (countable|organic chemistry) any compound containing two allyl groups.
As nouns the difference between dialkyl and diallyl
is that dialkyl is (uncountable|organic chemistry|especially in combination) two alkyl groups in a compound while diallyl is (uncountable|organic chemistry|especially in combination) two allyl groups in a compound.
dialkyl
English
Noun
(uncountable, organic chemistry, especially in combination) Two alkyl groups in a compound
(countable, organic chemistry) Any compound containing two alkyl groups
Derived terms
*dialkylaluminium
*dialkylamine
*dialkylamino
*dialkylaminofluorosulfur
*dialkylaminosulfinyl
*dialkylcadmium
*dialkylmagnesium
*dialkylmetal
*dialkylmethylamine
*dialkylzinc
*and many others
diallyl
English
Noun
(uncountable, organic chemistry, especially in combination) Two allyl groups in a compound
(countable, organic chemistry) Any compound containing two allyl groups 
