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Selected response from: Brigitte Gendebien Belgium Local time: 14:21 | ||||
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na | monoester de glycérine, monoglycéride |
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na | monoester du glycéride |
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na | monoglycéride |
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monoester de glycérine, monoglycéride Explanation: a glyceride is an ester of glycerine. So saying that it is a monoester, just means that it is a monoglyceride (because there are triglycérides for example). So: monoglycéride is sufficient. Any standard organic chemistry book |
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monoester du glycéride Explanation: Contexte pour le glycéride : http://www.cybersciences.com/cyber/4.0/1999/10/dim_cach.htm http://www.carli-france.fr/fr/qual2.htm http://158.169.50.70/eur-lex/fr/lif/dat/1996/fr_396D0335.htm... Reference: http://www2.biam2.org/www/Sna65533.html Reference: http://uhp.u-nancy.fr/UHP/Demain/Diplomes_nationaux/Licences... |
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monoglycéride Explanation: is O.K. |
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