Z-c(=o)-o-y Wherein Z Is Hydrogen Or An Organic Radical Bonded To The C(=o) By A Carbon And Y Is An Organic Radical Bonded To The Oxygen By A Carbon Patents (Class 514/529)
- Compound contains two or more C(=O)O groups indirectly bonded together by only conalent bonds (Class 514/533)
- Z or Y radical contains a nitrogen atom (Class 514/534)
- Z forms a phenoxy alkyl or phenoxy alkenyl radical (Class 514/543)
- C(=O)O attached directly through the carbon to a benzene ring (Class 514/544)
- Ketone in Z radical (Class 514/545)
- Compound contains two or more C(=O)O groups (Class 514/547)
- Z radical contains carbon to carbon unsaturation (Class 514/549)
- Z radical contains sulfur or halogen (Class 514/550)
- Z radical contains nitrogen (Class 514/551)
- Z contains an unbroken chain of at least seven carbon atoms bonded directly to the C(=O) group (Class 514/552)