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AnoldJapanese asked in Science & Mathematics Chemistry · 4 months ago

Is there such a term as "aminoxy"?

Does the chemical term "aminoxy" exist in English?

Or is it just a typo of "aminooxy"?

Update:

Roger, thank you very much for your prompt and cogent answer!

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Roger the Mole
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4 months ago
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"aminoxy" can be found with a web search, but "aminooxy" is preferred and endorsed by IUPAC.
Source(s): https://www.ebi.ac.uk/chebi/searchId.do?chebiId=29...

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