List the carboxylic acid common names

Here are some common names for carboxylic acids:

• Formic acid: (1 carbon) - From Latin formica (ant), as it was first isolated from ants.
• Acetic acid: (2 carbons) - From Latin acetum (vinegar).
• Propionic acid: (3 carbons) - From Greek protos (first) and pion (fat), referring to its fatty acid properties.
• Butyric acid: (4 carbons) - From Latin butyrum (butter), as it's found in butter.
• Valeric acid: (5 carbons) - From Latin valere (to be strong), as it has a strong odor.
• Caproic acid: (6 carbons) - From Latin caper (goat), due to its strong, unpleasant odor.
• Caprylic acid: (8 carbons) - From Latin capella (little goat), also due to its odor.
• Capric acid: (10 carbons) - From Latin caper (goat), also due to its odor.
• Lauric acid: (12 carbons) - Found in coconut oil and palm kernel oil.
• Myristic acid: (14 carbons) - Found in nutmeg.
• Palmitic acid: (16 carbons) - A very common saturated fatty acid, found in palm oil.
• Stearic acid: (18 carbons) - Another common saturated fatty acid, found in animal fats and vegetable oils.
• Oleic acid: (18 carbons, unsaturated) - A common unsaturated fatty acid, found in olive oil.
• Benzoic acid: (A benzene ring with a carboxylic acid group) - Named after benzoin, a resin.