eikosylene

As nouns the difference between terms and eikosylene

is that terms is while eikosylene is (chemistry|archaic) a liquid hydrocarbon, c₂₀h₃₈, of the acetylene series, obtained from lignite.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and eikosylene

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while eikosylene is (chemistry|archaic) a liquid hydrocarbon, c₂₀h₃₈, of the acetylene series, obtained from lignite.

As nouns the difference between lignite and eikosylene

is that lignite is a low-grade, brownish-black coal while eikosylene is (chemistry|archaic) a liquid hydrocarbon, c₂₀h₃₈, of the acetylene series, obtained from lignite.

As nouns the difference between acetylene and eikosylene

is that acetylene is acetylene while eikosylene is (chemistry|archaic) a liquid hydrocarbon, c₂₀h₃₈, of the acetylene series, obtained from lignite.

As nouns the difference between hydrocarbon and eikosylene

is that hydrocarbon is (organic chemistry) a compound consisting only of carbon and hydrogen atoms while eikosylene is (chemistry|archaic) a liquid hydrocarbon, c₂₀h₃₈, of the acetylene series, obtained from lignite.

As nouns the difference between liquid and eikosylene

is that liquid is liquid while eikosylene is (chemistry|archaic) a liquid hydrocarbon, c₂₀h₃₈, of the acetylene series, obtained from lignite.

As an adjective liquid

is liquid.

Eikosylene is a synonym of labdane.

As nouns the difference between eikosylene and labdane

is that eikosylene is (chemistry|archaic) a liquid hydrocarbon, c₂₀h₃₈, of the acetylene series, obtained from lignite while labdane is (organic chemistry) a natural bicyclic diterpene with the chemical formula c₂₀h₃₈, forming the structural core of a wide variety of natural products.