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A Rule for the Rotatory Direction of the Acetylated Aldonic Nitriles

Nature volume 131, page 548 (1933)Cite this article

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DURING research on some sugar derivatives, the rotation in chloroform of their acetylated aldonic nitriles was determined, and the following results were obtained:

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DEULOFEU, V. A Rule for the Rotatory Direction of the Acetylated Aldonic Nitriles. Nature 131, 548 (1933). https://doi.org/10.1038/131548a0

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