Physicochemical Characterization of Creatine N-Methylguanidinium Salts
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Summary
The aqueous solubilities and partition coefficients of six N-methyl guanidinium salts of creatine compared to those of creatine monohydrate were determined and two were new salts, namely, creatine mesylate and creatine hydrogen maleate were synthesized.
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- 2010-08-01
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Political science
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