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acrylic acid

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acrylic acid /acryl·ic ac·id/ a readily polymerizing liquid used as a monomer for acrylic polymers.
acrylic acid (CH2COOH)
[əkril′ik]
a corrosive liquid used in the production of the plastic materials used in medical and dental procedures. Also called 2-propenoic acid.


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