acyloxyacyl (C2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˌæsɪˈlɒksɪˌæsɪl/
Definition
A functional group consisting of an acyl group linked to an oxygen atom, which is in turn linked to another acyl group, often found in organic compounds such as esters and amides.
Examples
The acyloxyacyl group in the molecule played a crucial role in its reactivity.
The synthesis of the complex organic compound involved the formation of an acyloxyacyl group.
How to Use acyloxyacyl
- contain an acyloxyacyl group (phrase)
- to have an acyloxyacyl group as a component — "The molecule contains an acyloxyacyl group, which is responsible for its reactivity."
- form an acyloxyacyl group (phrase)
- to create an acyloxyacyl group through a chemical reaction — "The synthesis of the complex organic compound involved the formation of an acyloxyacyl group."
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