propenoate
- noun
- /proʊˈpiːnoʊeɪt/
- Specialized
- The chemist synthesized a new propenoate compound for use in polymer production.
Examples
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Some propenoates are used as additives in paints and coatings for improved durability.
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Many adhesives are based on esters of propenoate to achieve strong bonding properties.
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The chemist synthesized a new propenoate compound.
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Can you explain what a propenoate is?
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Many adhesives are based on esters of propenoate to achieve strong bonding properties.
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Some propenoates are used as additives in paints and coatings for improved durability.
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The chemist synthesized a new propenoate compound for use in polymer production.
Synonyms
A chemical used to make plastics and glues
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word propenoate comes from the acid name propenoic plus the ending -oate, which means 'salt or ester' and you see the same ending in acetate. So a propenoate is simply a salt or ester made from propenoic acid, also called acrylic acid, which is why propenoates are common in adhesives and paints.