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Iso‐linoleic acids responsible for the formation of the hardening flavor

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Published1967
Citations31
References16

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1948 • 914 citations

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1954 • 275 citations

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1964 • 89 citations

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1965 • 49 citations

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1950 • 49 citations

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1961 • 42 citations

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1944 • 41 citations

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1959 • 39 citations

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1965 • 25 citations

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1966 • 17 citations

The formation of isomers of polyunsaturated acids during the hydrogenation of soybean oil

1945 • 15 citations

Synthesis ofcis 9, 15‐, 8, 15‐, and 7, 15‐octadecadienoic acid

1967 • 14 citations

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1947 • 13 citations

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1945 • 10 citations

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