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Analogs of ascorbic acid

Smith, 1946

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4883273484980365495
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Smith F
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Advances in Carbohydrate Chemistry

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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the synthesis of the analogs of ascorbic acid. The unique feature of L-ascorbic acid and its analogs lies in the enediolic system, and it is this system that is responsible for the remarkable reducing properties displayed by these …
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