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car·bam·ic ac·id

(kar-bam'ik as'id),
A hypothetical acid, NH2-COOH, forming carbamates; the acyl radical is carbamoyl.
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carbamic acid

(kär-băm′ĭk)
n.
A hypothetical acid, NH2COOH, that exists only in the form of its esters and salts.
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car·bam·ic ac·id

(kahr-bam'ik as'id)
A hypothetical acid, NH2-COOH, forming carbamates; the acyl radical is carbamoyl.
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