I feel Andrew's pain. As a chemist I want to spell it Rodinol, because it has as its active ingredient an alcohol. Every time I write Rodinal it bothers me because I want to believe there is an aldehyde based agent in the product. Now, of course even my own logic is flawed because Rodinal is a product name and not a chemical compound. Thus, there is no reason for its name to follower chemical nomenclature rules. Small tortures seem to bite the hardest.
I feel Andrew's pain. As a chemist I want to spell it Rodinol, because it has as its active ingredient an alcohol. Every time I write Rodinal it bothers me because I want to believe there is an aldehyde based agent in the product. Now, of course even my own logic is flawed because Rodinal is a product name and not a chemical compound. Thus, there is no reason for its name to follower chemical nomenclature rules. Small tortures seem to bite the hardest.