azaenolate
azaenolate noun: a chemical analog of an enolate where the oxygen is substituted by nitrogen: M-N(R)C(R')=R.
Noun
azaenolate (plural azaenolates)
- A chemical analog of an enolate where the oxygen is substituted by nitrogen: M-N(R)C(R')=R
- Synonyms:
- 1-azaallyl, metalloenamine, metallated Schiff base, imine anion
Synonyms of azaenolate
- 1-azaallyl
- metalloenamine
- metallated Schiff base
- imine anion
Forms of azaenolate
| plural | azaenolates |
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Origin of azaenolate
aza- + enolate
Questions about azaenolate
- What does azaenolate mean?
- Azaenolate means a chemical analog of an enolate where the oxygen is substituted by nitrogen: M-N(R)C(R')=R.
- What part of speech is azaenolate?
- Azaenolate is a noun.
- What is the plural of azaenolate?
- The plural of azaenolate is azaenolates.
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