Use of Physical Constants in Analysis <i>Extension to Liquid Halogen and Oxygen Organic Compounds</i>

Gilmore, E H.; Menaul, Marie.; Schneider, Vanessa Vivian Almeida

doi:10.1021/ac60043a012

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“…An interesting reaction which may provide new tools for protein structure elucidation is the selective splitting out of aspartic acid from many proteins by means of oxalic acid (97). Stepwise degradation of peptides by means of cleavage at room temperature of the phenylthioureido derivatives in an anhydrous medium (87) and of the phenylcarbamyl derivatives (56) provides reactions of value in the characterization of peptides (49). A selective analytical micromethod for use with the phenylthiocarbamyl peptides is described (56).…”

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Characterization of Organic Compounds

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1951

Anal. Chem.

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of pure organic compounds may be achieved today with rapidity and certainty. The continued introduction and development of new reactions and techniques have so extended the scope of the organic chemist that only the most complex substances are at present beyond the possibility of direct structural elucidation.The chemical and physical properties which constitute the criteria for recognition, identification, and proof of structure of organic compounds may be obtained at the present time with relative rapidity and with relatively small quantities of sample.

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