supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

I dunno about you, but I think these chemistry people are making things needlessly complicated. I stand firm behind every swirlee I dished out to a Chem geek.

The internet says that it's the chemical name of the protein part (capsid I assume) of the tobacco mosaic virus.

It's just a long string of amino acid residues… wtf? Not a word.

Not the longest word by two different arguments: 1. It's not a word. 2. Suppose it is a word: even in chemistry it's not the longest word. For example, the chemical name of titin, is 189,819 letters long.

I usually just shorten it to ToMo when texting

Surely that must be some sort of Chemical compound, I am studying chemical engineering after all. I wonder what the molecule actually looks like… Or even it's empirical formula.

To me, if you have to take a breath while saying it, it's no longer a word.

Seems like a whole lot of floccinaucinihilipilification, if you ask me.