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STUDY ON THE THERMO ISOMERIC REACTION OF RESIN ACIDS OF SLASH PINE

Shen Mei

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The law of thermo isomeric changes of the pimaric,ellioti pimaric, levopimaric,longifolic,dehydropimaric,abietic and neoabietic acids in the oleoresin of Pinus elliottii were studied in a comparison with those of resin acids in the oleoresin of Pinus massoniana . The study presents a theoretical foundation for oleoresin processing of Pinus elliottii .

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The law of thermo isomeric changes of the pimaric,ellioti pimaric, levopimaric,longifolic,dehydropimaric,abietic and neoabietic acids in the oleoresin of Pinus elliottii were studied in a comparison with those of resin acids in the oleoresin of Pinus massoniana . The study presents a theoretical foundation for oleoresin processing of Pinus elliottii .

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The law of thermo isomeric changes of the pimaric,ellioti pimaric, levopimaric,longifolic,dehydropimaric,abietic and neoabietic acids in the oleoresin of Pinus elliottii were studied in a comparison with those of resin acids in the oleoresin of Pinus massoniana . The study presents a theoretical foundation for oleoresin processing of Pinus elliottii .

Key concepts: Oleoresin, Pinus massoniana, Slash Pine, Pinus <genus>, Abietic acid, Turpentine, Slash (logging), Chemistry

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