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The 14 pages that link to Oxoacid, each with the reason it gives.

• Nitrous acidNarrower topic: Nitrous acid belongs to this structural family.

• Phosphorous acidNarrower topic: Phosphorous acid belongs to this family, though one hydrogen is bonded directly to phosphorus.

• Chloric acidNarrower topic: Chloric acid belongs to this structural family.

• Arsenic acidNarrower topic: Arsenic acid belongs to this broad structural family.

• Chlorous acidNarrower topic: Chlorous acid belongs to the family of oxygen-containing acids.

• Arsenous acidNarrower topic: Arsenous acid is an oxygen-containing acid whose hydroxyl groups can lose protons.

• Bromic acidNarrower topic: Bromic acid belongs to this family of oxygen-containing acids.

• Hypobromous acidNarrower topic: HBrO belongs to this class of acids, whose formulas encode oxygen and central-atom chemistry.

• Pyrophosphoric acidNarrower topic: Pyrophosphoric acid belongs to the oxygen-containing acids of phosphorus.

• Iodic acidNarrower topic: Iodic acid belongs to this family of oxygen-containing acids.

• Hypofluorous acidNarrower topic: HOF is an exceptionally simple oxoacid whose central element is fluorine.

• Selenic acidNarrower topic: Selenic acid belongs to this broader family of oxygen-containing acids.