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ChemInform Abstract: Sucrose‐Derived Dialdehydes: The Course of the Periodate Oxidation as Studied by HPLC.

Dick de Wit, Fred van Rantwijk, Leendert Maat, Antonius P. G. Kieboom

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Abstract A fast and reliable methodology for studying the course of the oxidation of sucrose (I) is developed to determine the composition of the product mixture as a function of the amount of NaIO4 added.

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Abstract A fast and reliable methodology for studying the course of the oxidation of sucrose (I) is developed to determine the composition of the product mixture as a function of the amount of NaIO4 added.

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Abstract A fast and reliable methodology for studying the course of the oxidation of sucrose (I) is developed to determine the composition of the product mixture as a function of the amount of NaIO4 added.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Periodate, Sucrose, Sodium periodate, High-performance liquid chromatography, Chromatography, Organic chemistry

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