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for·mate  (fôrmt)
n.
A compound, such as a salt or an ester of formic acid, that contains the HCOO- radical.
[form(ic acid) + -ate.]
formate [ˈfɔːmeɪt]
n
(Chemistry) any salt or ester of formic acid containing the ion HCOO- or the group HCOO-
[from form(ic) + -ate1]
formate  (fôrmt)
A salt or ester of formic acid, containing the group HCOO.


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