dicarboxylic

Related to dicarboxylic: Diacid

di·car·box·yl·ic

 (dī-kär′bŏk-sĭl′ĭk)
adj.
Containing two carboxyl groups per molecule.
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di•car′box•yl′ic

(daɪˈkɑr bɒkˈsɪl ɪk, -ˌkɑr-)

adj.
containing two carboxyl groups.
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Adj.1.dicarboxylic - containing two carboxyls per molecule
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