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ChemInform Abstract: Kinetics and Mechanism of the Oxidation of Proline by Periodate.

Rosa Pascual, M.A. Herraez, Emilio Calle

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Abstract The highest reaction rate occurs at pH 4‐7. CO2 and pyrrolidone‐(2) form as products without intermediates.

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Abstract The highest reaction rate occurs at pH 4‐7. CO2 and pyrrolidone‐(2) form as products without intermediates.

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Abstract The highest reaction rate occurs at pH 4‐7. CO2 and pyrrolidone‐(2) form as products without intermediates.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Periodate, Mechanism (biology), Kinetics, Proline, Organic chemistry, Biochemistry, Amino acid

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