👉 oxonolatry is a type of organic compound that has one or more oxygen atoms attached to its main carbon atom. It is commonly used as an organic solvent, catalyst, and in various industrial processes such as catalytic cracking, separation, and purification of hydrocarbons. The term "oxonolatry" is derived from the Latin word "oxon" meaning "water" and "latere" meaning "solvent," which refers to a substance that can dissolve water.
