Usually means: Chemical group derived from propenoic acid.
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▸ noun:  (chemistry) Any salt or ester of propenoic acid.

Similar:
acrylate, propionate, propanoate, phenpropionate, phenylpropionate, dipropionate, pentanoate, proprionate, pentenoate, propenoic acid, more...

Opposite:
depropenoate, unpropenoate, antipropenoate

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Similar:
acrylate, propionate, propanoate, phenpropionate, phenylpropionate, dipropionate, pentanoate, proprionate, pentenoate, propenoic acid, more...

Opposite:
depropenoate, unpropenoate, antipropenoate



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