Synthesis of New L-Ascorbic Ferulic Acid Hybrids
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- 17 November 2007
- Vol. 12 (11) , 2533-2545
Abstract
A feasibility and chemical study of the coupling conditions of L-ascorbic acidwith ferulic acid derivatives are described on the basis of the known synergistic effects ofmixtures of various antioxidants. Novel L-ascorbic ferulic hybrids linked at the C-3hydroxyl group were prepared with the aim to protect the alcohol function and the enediolsystem.Keywords
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