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The 15 pages that link to Acetate, each with the reason it gives.

• Acetic acidRelated: Acetate is the conjugate base produced when acetic acid dissociates.

• Short-chain fatty acidBroader topic: It is the most abundant short-chain fatty acid produced by gut fermentation.

• CarboxylateBroader topic: Acetate is a simple, common example of a carboxylate ion.

• DeprotonationBroader topic: It is a common example of a stable conjugate base formed by deprotonation.

• Sodium acetateNarrower topic: The acetate ion determines the salt’s acid–base behavior in water.

• Acetyl groupCompared with: Acetate includes an oxygen beyond the acetyl fragment and is not the same group.

• Vinyl acetateRelated: Vinyl acetate contains an acetate ester group attached to its vinyl portion.

• Lead(II) acetateRelated: Two acetate ions balance the charge of each lead(II) ion.

• Potassium acetateBroader topic: Acetate is the negatively charged component responsible for its acid-base chemistry.

• Copper(II) acetateBroader topic: This anion pairs with copper(II) and can bridge neighboring metal centers.

• Aluminium triacetateBroader topic: Three acetate ions balance each aluminium ion in the stated formula.

• Ammonium acetateBroader topic: It supplies the negatively charged ion in ammonium acetate.

• Calcium acetateBroader topic: Acetate is the counterion paired with calcium in the compound.

• Chromium(II) acetateRelated: Acetate ligands bridge the chromium atoms in the commonly isolated dimer.

• Zinc acetateBroader topic: Two acetate ions balance the charge of each zinc ion in the anhydrous formula.