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Autoxidation (sometimes auto-oxidation)
refers to
oxidations brought about by
reactions with
oxygen at
normal temperatures,
without the
intervention of...
- malondialdehyde, so this test is not
completely specific for
lipid peroxidation.
Autoxidation Rancidification Izdebska,
Joanna (2016), "Aging and
Degradation of Printed...
- play a role in
autoxidation. Oils with a high
degree of
unsaturation are most
susceptible to
autoxidation. The best test for
autoxidation (oxidative rancidity)...
-
commercial sense)
peroxides are
produced by
autoxidation, the
direct reaction of O2 with a hydrocarbon.
Autoxidation is a
radical reaction that
begins with...
- the key
constituents responsible for the odor of ambergris. It is an
autoxidation product of ambrein.
Ambroxide is used in
perfumery for
creating ambergris...
-
inhibit oxidation (usually
occurring as
autoxidation), a
chemical reaction that can
produce free radicals.
Autoxidation leads to
degradation of
organic compounds...
-
comproportionated with
benzene to give ****ene.
Depending on the conditions,
autoxidation of ****ene
gives di****yl
peroxide or ****ene hydroperoxide. Both reactions...
- cooking, and are also
highly susceptible to
becoming rancid through autoxidation, the
process by
which fatty foods develop off-flavors. Rags, cloth, and...
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triethylphosphite is
known to
reduce certain hydroperoxides to
alcohols formed by
autoxidation (scheme). In this
process the
phosphite is
converted to a
phosphate ester...
-
South American run.
Unlike other alkyl ethers,
dimethyl ether resists autoxidation.
Dimethyl ether is also
relatively non-toxic,
although it is
highly flammable...
