Straight-chain dicarboxylic acids
- Straight-chain dicarboxylic acids
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Straight-chain dicarboxylic acids
chain length structural formula common name melting point (°C)
2 HOOCCOOH oxalic 190
3 HOOCCH2COOH malonic 136
4 HOOC(
CH2)
2COOH succinic 190
5 HOOC(
CH2)
3COOH glutaric 99
6 HOOC(
CH2)
4COOH adipic 154
7 HOOC(
CH2)
5COOH pimelic 106
8 HOOC(
CH2)
6COOH suberic 143
9 HOOC(
CH2)
7COOH azelaic 106
10 HOOC(
CH2)
8COOH sebacic 134
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