Two molecules of a carboxylic acid are joined together by two hydrogen bonds. This is referred to as a(n)____.
A)dimer
B)amide
C)ester
D)carboxylate

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When two molecules of a carboxylic acid are joined together by hydrogen bonds, they form a dimer. This is a common occurrence in carboxylic acids due to their ability to form hydrogen bonds between the -COOH groups of two molecules.

Two Molecules of a Carboxylic Acid Are Joined Together by Two