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cyanocarbon acid

cyanocarbon acid noun: a class of strong organic acids, only known as their salts in which the negative charge is stabilized by resonance.

Noun

cyanocarbon acid (plural cyanocarbon acids)

  1. a class of strong organic acids, only known as their salts in which the negative charge is stabilized by resonance.

Forms of cyanocarbon acid

pluralcyanocarbon acids

Questions about cyanocarbon acid

What does cyanocarbon acid mean?
Cyanocarbon acid means a class of strong organic acids, only known as their salts in which the negative charge is stabilized by resonance.
What part of speech is cyanocarbon acid?
Cyanocarbon acid is a noun.
What is the plural of cyanocarbon acid?
The plural of cyanocarbon acid is cyanocarbon acids.

Words near cyanocarbon acid in the dictionary

  1. cyanoborodeuterides
  2. cyanoborohydrate
  3. cyanoborohydride
  4. cyanoborohydrides
  5. cyanocarbon
  6. cyanocarbon acid
  7. cyanocarbon acids
  8. cyanocarbons
  9. cyanocarboxylate
  10. cyanocarboxylates
  11. cyanochroite

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