Talk:Oxalosuccinic acid

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Succinic acid makes no sense edit

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OxaloIsobutyric acid is more coherent with the usage of the oxalo prefix. E.g. like it is used with oxaloacetic acid. Though this molecule does not seem interesting enough to warrant changing the trivial name. And the use of the oxalo prefix is not well documented.158.132.137.226 (talk) 06:13, 12 June 2014 (UTC)Reply

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