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minor component of the form most
prevalent in some situations. Instead,
glyoxalic acid
often exists as a
hydrate or a
cyclic dimer. For example, in the...
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Consumption of
acetaldehyde (103 t) in 2003 (*
Included in
others -glyoxal/
glyoxalic acid, crotonaldehyde,
lactic acid, n-butanol, 2-ethylhexanol) Product...
- may
become oxidized to five
organic acids (formic, oxalic, glycolic,
glyoxalic and
acetic acid).
Inhibited ethylene glycol antifreeze mixes are available...
- of
glucose metabolism (glycolysis). The
corresponding aldehyde-acid is
glyoxalic acid (HC(O)CO2H). The
parent 1,3-dialdehyde is
malondialdehyde (CH2(CHO)2)...
- Davy-Faraday
Laboratory includes: H. Debus: "Contributions to the
History of
Glyoxalic Acid" Hugo Muller: "Quercitol, Cocositol, Inositol, Flavon"
Horace T....
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phenolate groups. It is
produced by the
multicomponent reaction of phenol,
glyoxalic acid, and ethylenediamine. In this process, the
initial Schiff base condensate...
- liver.
Urinary elimination occurs as metabolites,
including formic acid,
glyoxalic acid,
trichloroacetic acid and trichloroethanol.
Already mentioned before...
-
tetraketopiperazine yields trikeopiperazine and then 2,5-****topiperazine.
Glyoxalic acid and
oxamide are side products. When
heated tetraketopiperazine does...
-
contain a carbon-carbon
double bond.
Instead it is the
imino acid of
glyoxalic acid. It
arises by the radical-induced
degradation of tyrosine. Dehydroamino...
