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C3HJO3, Mr 90.08. The racemate and the enantiomers occur in nature. (/f)-Form, mp. 53 °C, [0] -2.6° (HjO), pK 3.83. Prismatic platelets, soluble in water, ethanol, and ether, insoluble in chloroform. (/ )-(-)-L. is formed in the fermentation of glucose by Lactobacillus leichmannii and L. delbrueckii with 1 - and 2-valent metal ions it forms dextrorotatory salts and laevorotatory salts with 3-valent metal ions, e.g., zinc D-(+)-lactate 2H2O, [alo" -i-8.18° (HjO). (5)-form (sarcolactic acid, paralactic acid), mp. 53 °C, [ajp l 3.82° (H2O), pKg 3.79 (25 °C), is highly hygroscopic, occurs in blo, muscles serum, bile, kidneys, and other organs. The content of L. increases after strenuous muscle activity (lactate acidosis). The racemate, oil.mp. 17°C,bp. 122 °C(1.86 kPa), steam distillable, is widely distributed in nature, e. g., in sour milk products, in molasses as a result of partial fermentation of the sugars from apples and other fruits. For biochemistry and preparation, see Ut.. ... [Pg.345]

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