Common Misspellings for NALORPHINE HYDROBROMIDE
- balorphine hydrobromide
- malorphine hydrobromide
- jalorphine hydrobromide
- halorphine hydrobromide
- nzlorphine hydrobromide
- nslorphine hydrobromide
- nwlorphine hydrobromide
- nqlorphine hydrobromide
- nakorphine hydrobromide
- naporphine hydrobromide
- naoorphine hydrobromide
- nalirphine hydrobromide
- nalkrphine hydrobromide
- nallrphine hydrobromide
- nalprphine hydrobromide
- nal0rphine hydrobromide
- nal9rphine hydrobromide
- naloephine hydrobromide
- nalodphine hydrobromide
- nalofphine hydrobromide
Etymology of NALORPHINE HYDROBROMIDE
The word "Nalorphine" has a relatively straightforward etymology. It is derived from the combination of two components: "N-allyl" and "morphine".
The first component, "N-allyl", refers to the addition of an allyl group (-CH2-CH=CH2) to the molecule. It is used to differentiate nalorphine from morphine by the presence of the allyl group.
The second component, "morphine", is derived from the Latin word "Morphium" and the Greek word "Morphē" which means "shape" or "form". It refers to the alkaloid compound originally isolated from opium poppy plants.
The term "Hydrobromide" refers to the specific salt form in which nalorphine is commonly found.
