The Chemical Nature of Vitamin C
- Title:
- The Chemical Nature of Vitamin C
- Description:
- Joseph Svirbely had spent several years working on vitamin C isolation studies with C. G. King at the University of Pittsburgh. When he arrived at the Szeged laboratory as a post-doctoral fellow, Szent-Gyorgyi suggested he test "hexuronic acid" to determine if it might be vitamin C. This article is an expanded report of their initial results, which were first published in Nature April 16, 1932.
- Extent:
- 6 pages
- Date Issued:
- 1932
- Creator:
- Svirbely, Joseph (Joseph Svirbely) and Szent-Gyorgyi, Albert (Albert Szent-Gyorgyi)
- Source:
- Periodical. Svirbely, Joseph, and Albert Szent-Gyorgyi. "The Chemical Nature of Vitamin C." The Biochemical Journal 26, 3 (1932): 865-870. Article. 6 Images.. The Biochemical Journal
- Periodical:
- The Biochemical Journal
- Publisher:
- Biochemical Society (Great Britain)
- Right Type:
- Permission Granted - No Conditions
- Right Statement:
- Reproduced with permission from Svirbely, Joseph and Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, (1932), Biochemical Journal, 26, 865-870. Copyright the Biochemical Society.
- Subject:
- Ascorbic Acid
- Profiles in Science ID:
- WGBBGW
- NLM ID:
- 101584924X102
- Genre:
- Articles
- Language:
- English
- Format:
- Text
- Location:
- Box: 1. Folder: 11