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Dicarbonyl

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1,2-Dicarbonyls, 1,3-Dicarbonyls & 1,4-Dicarbonyls

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1,2-Dicarbonyls

1,3-Dicarbonyls

1,4-Dicarbonyls

1,5-Dicarbonyls

Hydration and cyclization

Safety

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Dicarbonyl

Nodes82
Edges81
Triples20
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.02439
Components1

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Dicarbonyl

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related to 1,3-Dialdehydes · 8
Dicarbonyl → CH2, CHO, Instead, Like, Many, The, These, They
related to 1,3-Diesters and diacids · 6
Dicarbonyl → Also, C-alkylation, CO2R, Malonic, NaCH, RCH
related to 1,4-Diesters and diacids · 3
Dicarbonyl → It, Succinic, Unsaturated
related to Safety · 2
Dicarbonyl → Diacetyl, Dialdehydes
is a · 1
Dicarbonyl → molecule containing two carbonyl

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also carbonyl parent groups acid 3-diketones known cyclic often 4-diketones enol 2-diketones glyoxal heterocycles ch3c condensation aromatic esters compounds dialdehydes

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Dicarbonylis amolecule containing two carbonyl0.90text
Dicarbonylrelated to 1,3-DialdehydesThe0.60section
Dicarbonylrelated to 1,3-DialdehydesCH20.60section
Dicarbonylrelated to 1,3-DialdehydesCHO0.60section
Dicarbonylrelated to 1,3-DialdehydesLike0.60section
Dicarbonylrelated to 1,3-DialdehydesInstead0.60section
Dicarbonylrelated to 1,3-DialdehydesThese0.60section
Dicarbonylrelated to 1,3-DialdehydesMany0.60section
Dicarbonylrelated to 1,3-DialdehydesThey0.60section
Dicarbonylrelated to 1,3-Diesters and diacidsMalonic0.60section
Dicarbonylrelated to 1,3-Diesters and diacidsAlso0.60section
Dicarbonylrelated to 1,3-Diesters and diacidsRCH0.60section

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