The adipic type of these compounds, used industrially as a monomer of nylon, contains its functional group on each side, and the propionic type is used to prevent the growth of mold. One of these formed by the oxidation of acetaldehyde is called "glacial" when undiluted. The oxalic one is the simplest, and triglycerides are formed from glycerol and three of these with long hydrocarbon tails. Formi
The adipic type of these compounds, used industrially as a monomer of nylon, contains its functional group on each side, and the propionic type is used to prevent the growth of mold. One of these formed by the oxidation of acetaldehyde is called "glacial" when undiluted. The oxalic one is the simplest, and triglycerides are formed from glycerol and three of these with long hydrocarbon tails. Formic acid consists of their functional group bonded to a hydrogen atom, and they include amino acids. Acetic acid is, for 10 points, one of these common organic acids with a COOH group.
The adipic type of these compounds, used industrially as a monomer of nylon, contains its functional group on each side, and the propionic type is used to prevent the growth of mold.
carboxylic acids [prompt on organic acids]