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Some Methods for the Purification of Sugar Sulphates

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PROMPTED by the recent publication of a communication on the synthesis and purification of certain sugar sulphates1, we wish to report on some methods for the preparation and purification of these esters which we have found useful in a wider context.

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TURVEY, J., CLANCY, M. Some Methods for the Purification of Sugar Sulphates. Nature 183, 537–538 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/183537a0

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