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Carboxylic acid is a form of organic acid. You can identify these acids by their structure. They all contain one carbon atom, one oxygen atom and one hydroxyl group. The combination of one carbon, one oxygen and hydroxyl group (COOH )is called a carboxyl group. It is because of this that acids derived from them are called carboxylic acids.
