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The 37 pages that link to Hydroxyl group, each with the reason it gives.

• Carboxylic acidBroader topic: Its O–H bond supplies the proton that carboxylic acids can donate.

• Carboxyl groupBroader topic: The hydroxyl is attached to the carbonyl carbon in a carboxyl group.

• Boric acidBroader topic: Three hydroxyl groups surround boron in the molecular structure of H₃BO₃.

• Propylene glycolBroader topic: Two hydroxyl groups make propylene glycol strongly interactive with water.

• CyclohexanolBroader topic: This group defines cyclohexanol's alcohol character and its hydrogen-bonding behavior.

• Stearyl alcoholBroader topic: Stearyl alcohol’s terminal hydroxyl group gives its long hydrocarbon chain a polar end.

• DiolBroader topic: Each diol contains exactly two of these groups.

• HydrophileBroader topic: Its oxygen and hydrogen participate in hydrogen bonding with water.

• 1-OctanolBroader topic: This group defines 1-octanol's alcohol chemistry and distinguishes it from octane.

• tert-Butyl alcoholBroader topic: This group defines tert-butanol as an alcohol and enables hydrogen bonding.