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The 13 pages that link to Carboxylate, each with the reason it gives.

• AcetateNarrower topic: Acetate is the simplest widely encountered example of a carboxylate.

• CitrateNarrower topic: Citrate’s three carboxyl groups account for much of its negative charge.

• Sodium acetateNarrower topic: Acetate is a carboxylate, the anionic part of sodium acetate.

• Sodium formateNarrower topic: Formate is the smallest carboxylate, defining sodium formate’s anion.