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NMR structural investigation of cellobiose and glucose

A. Lepri, Nadia Marchettini, Lionello Pogliani, Claudio Rossi, Sérgio Ulgiati

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Abstract T1(13C) NMR measurements on cellobiose and glucose in aqueous solutions at pH 5 at 276° and 296° K suggest that cellobiose molecules assume a nearly spherical shape in solution. NOE‐2D HETCOR and HOMCOR proton spectra of cellobiose confirm that cellobiose assumes a folded structure in aqueous solutions.

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Abstract T1(13C) NMR measurements on cellobiose and glucose in aqueous solutions at pH 5 at 276° and 296° K suggest that cellobiose molecules assume a nearly spherical shape in solution. NOE‐2D HETCOR and HOMCOR proton spectra of cellobiose confirm that cellobiose assumes a folded structure in aqueous solutions.

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Abstract T1(13C) NMR measurements on cellobiose and glucose in aqueous solutions at pH 5 at 276° and 296° K suggest that cellobiose molecules assume a nearly spherical shape in solution. NOE‐2D HETCOR and HOMCOR proton spectra of cellobiose confirm that cellobiose assumes a folded structure in aqueous solutions.

Key concepts: Cellobiose, Chemistry, Aqueous solution, Carbon-13 NMR, Molecule, Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, Proton NMR, Stereochemistry

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