…is no exception, and the brevity of this communication belies the extreme difficulty of this experimental work, both in synthesis and characterization. The compound intramolecularly cyclizes via a diradical intermediate…
Read more…will bear a net positive or net negative charge, respectively. It’s possible to test this by applying a sample of the amino acid to specially treated paper or gel and…
Read more…but a slightly better approach would be to use the methyl ester of alanine to avoid any self-coupling between the free amine of alanine and the free carboxylic acid. Mate……
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Read more…4. Formation Of Disaccharides (In Theory, If Not In Practice) A particularly important type of glycoside are those formed from the combination of two or more sugars. Maltose, for example,…
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Read more…containers – sort of like atomic Tupperware for holding electrons that happen to come in a variety of cutesy shapes. Electrons, then, can be imagined to behave like the “fruits”…
Read more…test (blue) to the Benedict solution. Another example of a non-reducing sugar are the so-called “glucosides” of common sugars, such as glucose methyl glucoside, below. This is obtained by heating…
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