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Organic compounds based on benzene where two hydrogen atoms have been replaced in the same ring by two oxygen atoms. Quinones are usually highly colored and are often responsible for the yellow and red colors of some seeds, bark and woods etc.<\/p>\n

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A yellow crystalline oxidation product of quinic acid.<\/p>\n

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