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Kaitlin
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Oct 31, 2015 10:17AM
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Please, please not Benzin!!! It is toxic, vial, poisonous substance and that pair deserves better then have the same name as known carcinogen !!!
Katrina wrote: "Please, please not Benzin!!! It is toxic, vial, poisonous substance and that pair deserves better then have the same name as known carcinogen !!!"Are you taking about the hydrocarbon benzine?
Katrina wrote: "Yes - can't help it, I have chemistry background"I've never seen it written without the "e"! And I'm sorry. Readers came up with this portmanteau so I feel like I have to respect it. Try to think of it as a volatile name for volatile characters?
You are correct about the "e" at the end, it is how it is written in English. Benzin without the "e" is the Russian version , it is also a Russian term for gasoline (petrol), and yes, I have both chemistry and Russian background ;) . Looking from volatility angle - they are pretty combustible , and I would not dispute other readers.


