carboxylic
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8.7
- adjective
- /kɑrˈbɑksɪlɪk/
- Specialized
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carboxílico
- Since an active DMA such as TBC is converted to carboxylic acid (ChA) in the polymer film, we also investigated the influence of the acid form of DMAs on the dissolution/swelling behavior.
- carboxylic acid
Examples
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So that's the stable product is the carboxylic anion.
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So we traded which one was acid bromide and which one was carboxylic acid, right?
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Certain protecting groups have been assumed to be converted to carboxylic acid during base development 30.
Academic text (2001) -
The R group remains unchanged and the carboxylic acid is now minus the proton.
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Thus, the base-soluble functionality is primarily carboxylic acid in the 193-nm resist polymer.
Academic text (2001) -
In this paper, James S. Scott and colleagues report the optimization of a carboxylic acid class of inhibitors from AZD4017 to the development candidate AZD6925.
Blog text (18) -
Different DMAs and different carboxylic acids exhibit different effects on the dissolution/swelling behavior of cycloolefin polymers.
Academic text (2001) -
That proton mediates a fragmentation or deprotection reaction of an ester, producing a carboxylic acid.
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In contact with an aqueous alkaline developer, the carboxylic acid groups formed during deprotection will ionize, rendering the polymer soluble in the aqueous solution.
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When heated, the carboxylic acid releases carbon dioxide gas.
Synonyms
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8.3
Containing a COOH chemical group in a molecule
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Carboxylic comes from carboxyl, which is built from carb- meaning 'carbon' and ox- meaning 'oxygen'. So something carboxylic has a small 'carbon and oxygen' acid part attached, and that is why carboxylic acids behave like acids in many organic molecules.