Vitamin C : its chemistry and biochemistry / Michael B. Davies,John Austin,David A. Partridge.

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Davies, Michael B

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TextSeries: Royal Society of Chemistry paperbacksPublication details: Royal Society of Chemistry, c1991.Description: x,154pISBN:

9780851863337 (pbk) :

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612.399 20

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QP772.A8 D38 1991

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Summary: A comprehensive survey of all aspects of Vitamin C, covering topics such its role in the prevention and cure of scurvy, its discovery and structure, manufacture and synthesis, medical aspects, and biochemistry.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

A comprehensive survey of all aspects of Vitamin C, covering topics such its role in the prevention and cure of scurvy, its discovery and structure, manufacture and synthesis, medical aspects, and biochemistry.

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