Organic acids
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Scope of this subject
Individual acids are entered under their specific names, but the prefixes α-, β-, γ-, di-, tri-, tetra-, iso-, ortho-, para-, meta- are usually omitted.
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Names and connections
Acids, Organic
- Broader: Acids
- Broader: Organic compounds
- Narrower: Allantoic acid
- Narrower: Alpha acids
- Narrower: Amino acids
- Narrower: Cacodylic acid
- Narrower: Carbamic acid
- Narrower: Carbonic acid
- Narrower: Carboxylic acids
- Narrower: Cyanic acid
- Narrower: Fulvic acids
- Narrower: Humic acid
- Narrower: Hyaluronic acid
- Narrower: Ketonic acids
- Narrower: Lupulinic acid
- Narrower: Mecrylate
- Narrower: Naphthenic acids
- Narrower: Patellaric acid
- Narrower: Phenolic acids
- Narrower: Phenoxyalkanoic acids
- Narrower: Phosphonic acids
- Narrower: Pyruvic acid
- Narrower: Santonic acid
- Narrower: Sulfenic acids
- Narrower: Thiocyanic acid
- Narrower: Xanthic acids
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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