Formic acid 

Formic acid (more correctly called methanoic acid) is the simplest organic acid. Its formula is H₂CO₂, or HCOOH, structurally as follows:

     H
    /
 O=C
    \
     O
    /
   H

Its anhydride[?] is carbon monoxide.

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