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polycarboxylic

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polycarboxylic [¦päl·i¦kär‚bäk¦sil·ik]
(organic chemistry)
Prefix for a compound containing two or more carboxyl (‒COOH) groups.
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This formulation was known to produce poor metallic flake alignment even with a commercial additive that was designed to improve flake alignment based on an unsaturated polycarboxylic ester.
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These alkyds used in coating formulations are suitable for applications at ambient temperature and are synthesized by a polycondensation reaction of polycarboxylic acids, polyhydric alcohols, and unsaturated fatty acids or oils (see Fig.
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