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D-mannoheptulose is not a succinic acid ester?
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do3PS20rN4
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D-mannoheptulose is not a succinic acid ester?
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May 11, 2012, 07:46:33 PM »
I think this is true but D-mannoheptulose is not a succinic acid ester nor succinic acid, correct? Thanks!
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Re: D-mannoheptulose is not a succinic acid ester?
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Yes, you're correct. It is neither succinic acid nor a succinic ester
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Re: D-mannoheptulose is not a succinic acid ester?
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One can tease out some information about this compound just from the name. It is a ketose, not an aldose, based on the "u." It has seven carbons ("hept"). Hope this helps.
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