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416.2 - When a dicarboxylic acid has a trivial name, the change of one of the carboxyl groups into an aldehyde group may be denoted by changing the syllables "-ic acid" into "-aldehydic acid".Examples to Rule C-416.1
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(see also Rule C-415.1)
416.3 - The following are examples of trivial or semitrivial names for oxo carboxylic acids and for the corresponding radicals (see also Rule C-405.2):Examples to Rule C-416.2
| Name of the acid |
Acyl radicals | |
| Name | Formula | |
| Glyoxylic | Gluoxyloyl | ![]() |
| Pyruvic | Pyruvoyl | ![]() |
| Acetoacetic | Acetoacetyl | ![]() |
| Mesoxalic | Mesoxalyl | ![]() |
| Mesoxalo | ![]() |
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| Oxalacetic | Oxalacetyl | ![]() |
| Oxalaceto | ![]() |
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