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July 1, 1949Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society

Isolation of pure natural linoleic and linolenic acids as their methyl esters by adsorption fractionation on silicic acid

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RRR. W. RiemenschneiderEastern Regional Research CenterSHS. F. HerbEastern Regional Research CenterPNPeter L. NicholsCalifornia Institute of Technology

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