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...c acid]], [[Boron]], [[Anion]], [[Ether (chemistry)|Ether]],[[Acetone]], [[Acetic acid]], [[Lewis acid]])

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...lt of bacterial metabolism (Bacteria need oxygen to convert the alcohol to acetic acid). In milk, the acid coagulates the [[casein]], producing curds. In pickling

...ian cuisine|Asian]] cuisines. Most vinegars are from three to five percent acetic acid by volume - the more dilute forms are used for table vinegar and the higher ...tic acid is never in such a concentrated form. The actual concentration of acetic acid in different types of vinegars is variable, and depends on just how the vin

* cerumenolytic agents. These may be water-based (such as saline, acetic acid or hydrogen peroxide), oil-based (not true cerumenolytics), or other. No ty

...a DNA strand can be detritylated using other methods, such as using 80% [[acetic acid]]. ...cle of synthesis unless it is capped. Capping is done by the addition of [[acetic acid anhydride]] in [[tetrahydrofuran]] (THF) and [[1-methylimidazole]] in THF/[

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...m it is taking place in, fermentation may yield [[lactic acid|lactate]], [[acetic acid]], [[ethanol]], or other [[redox|reduced]] [[metabolite]]s. Yeast produces ...rvation of substantial amounts of food through [[lactic acid]], alcohol, [[acetic acid]], and [[alkaline fermentation]]s

*Iridium is used as a [[catalyst]] for carbonylation of methanol to produce [[acetic acid]]

...ndergo the 2,3 cleavage yield the lactic acid and the extra amounts of the acetic acid. The synthesis of the formic acid and ethanol can effect the fermentation

...ic acid]] — CH₃COOH, also known as [[ethanoic acid]], [[Glacial acetic acid]] or GAA * [[Indole-3-acetic acid]]

...tanoic acid. For common carboxylic acids some traditional names such as [[acetic acid]] are in such widespread use they are considered [http://www.acdlabs.co.uk/

...atoms or less) and which occur in wine. For example: [[carbonic acid]], [[acetic acid]], [[formic acid]], [[butyric acid]] and [[proprionic acid]].

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...a [[rhodium]] [[Catalysis|catalyst]] and [[hydroiodic]] acid to produce [[acetic acid]].

Acetylcholine is an [[ester]] of [[acetic acid]] and [[choline]] with [[chemical formula]] [[acetyl|CH<sub><small>3</small

...for commercial decaffeination it is produced from ethyl [[alcohol]] and [[acetic acid]]. The resulting product ''can'' be carcinogenic.