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maleic acid

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maleic acid /ma·le·ic ac·id/ (mah-le´ik) an unsaturated dibasic acid, the cis -isomer of fumaric acid.
ma·le·ic acid (m-lk)
n.
A colorless crystalline dibasic acid that is an isomer of fumaric acid and is used as an oil and fat preservative.
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