| 释义 |
ni·tro·lic acid
\(ˈ)nī.|trōlik, -rälik-\ noun
Etymology: nitr- + -ol + -ic
: any of a class of weak acids of the general formula RC( . NOH)NO2, that are formed by the action of nitrous acid on primary nitroparaffins RCH2NO2 and that react with alkalies to give intensely red-colored solutions of their salts
< aceto-nitrolic acid CH3C( . NOH)NO2 >
— compare pseudonitrole |