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Salts of Amino Acids - Crystallization, Structure and Properties

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Over the last decades, amino acids have been found to be of importance in many fields of science. Apart from their biological function, this family of organic compounds has been employed in the synthesis of a vast variety of salts, with impact on areas such as materials science, pharmaceutical or physical research. This covers a wide range, from the discovery of important ferroelectrics or non-linear optical materials to nutrients, flavor enhancers or drugs. This book describes amino acids and their salts with cations, anions and inorganic compounds from a chemical, physical and crystallographical point of view. Additional data on structural properties, crystal growth and the relation of structure and physical properties of amino acid salts is discussed.

List of contents

Introduction.- Amino acid structures.- Compounds of amino acids and cations.- Compounds of amino acids and neutral salts.- Reactions of amino acids with acids.

Product details

Authors Miche Fleck, Michel Fleck, Aram M Petrosyan, Aram M. Petrosyan
Publisher Springer, Berlin
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 01.01.2016
 
EAN 9783319359069
ISBN 978-3-31-935906-9
No. of pages 574
Dimensions 155 mm x 26 mm x 235 mm
Weight 979 g
Illustrations IX, 574 p. 232 illus., 145 illus. in color.
Subjects Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Medicine > Non-clinical medicine

B, Medicine, astronomy, chemistry, Physics, Biomedical and Life Sciences, Materials science, Physics and Astronomy, Physics, general, Materials Science, general, Chemistry/Food Science, general, Biomedicine, general, Biomedical Research, Mathematics and science

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