acylated

In organic chemistry|lang=en terms the difference between acylated and arylated

is that acylated is (organic chemistry) having an acyl functional group while arylated is (organic chemistry) modified by the addition of one or more aryl groups.

As adjectives the difference between acylated and arylated

is that acylated is (organic chemistry) having an acyl functional group while arylated is (organic chemistry) modified by the addition of one or more aryl groups.

As a verb acylated

is (acylate).

As verbs the difference between acylated and acylates

is that acylated is past tense of acylate while acylates is third-person singular of acylate.

As an adjective acylated

is having an acyl functional group.

In organic chemistry terms the difference between acylate and acylated

is that acylate is to add one or more acyl groups to a compound while acylated is having an acyl functional group.

As an adjective acylated is

having an acyl functional group.

As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As an adjective acylated is

having an acyl functional group.

As a verb acylated is

past tense of acylate.

In organic chemistry|lang=en terms the difference between acylated and tetraacylated

is that acylated is (organic chemistry) having an acyl functional group while tetraacylated is (organic chemistry) acylated with four acyl groups.

As adjectives the difference between acylated and tetraacylated

is that acylated is (organic chemistry) having an acyl functional group while tetraacylated is (organic chemistry) acylated with four acyl groups.

As a verb acylated

is (acylate).

Diacylated is a related term of acylated.

In organic chemistry terms the difference between acylated and diacylated

is that acylated is having an acyl functional group while diacylated is that has two acyl groups.

As a verb acylated

is past tense of acylate.