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Lactic acid equilibrium complexation constant

TABLE 2.10 The Equilibrium Complexation Constants of Lactic Acid with Several Solutes... [Pg.28]

The separation of methyl lactate enantiomers is recommended using an Agilent J W CycloSil-B column, which is 30% hepatkis (2,3-di-0-methyl-6-0-t-butyl dimethylsilyl)-(3-cyclodextrin in DB-1701— stationary phase. (3-cyclodextrin is suitable for chiral separation due to the fact that its cyclic oligosaccharide units forms inclusion complexes with different equilibrium constants with respect to methyl lactate enantiomers, leading to easy GC separation. This method has a wide detection range of 0.05—50% D-lactic acid in PLA. [Pg.104]

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