xylene

As a noun xylene

is xylene (di-methyl-benzene).

As an adjective nonxylene is

not of or pertaining to xylene.

As nouns the difference between xylene and dimethylbenzene

is that xylene is any of a group of three isomeric aromatic hydrocarbons, di-methyl-benzene, found in coal and wood tar while dimethylbenzene is xylene.

As nouns the difference between xylene and xylol

is that xylene is any of a group of three isomeric aromatic hydrocarbons, di-methyl-benzene, found in coal and wood tar while xylol is xylene.

As a noun xylene

is xylene (di-methyl-benzene).

As an adjective xylic is

(chemistry) pertaining to xylene.

Xylene is a initialism of btex.

As a noun xylene

is xylene (di-methyl-benzene).

As an initialism btex is

benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and ortho-, meta-, and para- xylenes: toxic vocs commonly found together, used in the chemical analysis of air and water to determine their quality and purity.