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cyclodextrin
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cyclodextrin [¦sī·klō′dek·strən]
(biochemistry)
cycloamylose


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The ability of cyclodextrins to form inclusion compounds through molecular encapsulation has been known for many years.
Hydroxypropyl betacyclodextrin by Dusautois, Cecile / Pharma
Topics of the remaining nine papers include soil pollution from an acidic sulphate spill, modeling dust emissions from an opencast coal mine, remediation of contaminated by modified cyclodextrins, hydrocarbon and heavy metal contamination in wetland soils, and Nostoc commune biofilms.
Soil contamination; new research by SciTech Book News
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