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ASPARAGINE , C4HsN203, a naturally occurring base, found in plants
Leguminosae
Cruciferae
Vauquelin
heating
HOOCCHNH2CH2COOC2H5+NH3 = C2H SOH +H000CH NH2CH2CONH2. Laevo-asparagine is slightly soluble in cold water and readily soluble in hot water. It crystallizes in prisms, containing one molecule of water of crystallization, the anhydrous form melting at 234235 C. Nitrous acid converts it into malic acid, HOOCCHOHCHZCOOH. It is laevo-rotatory in aqueous or in alkaline solution, and dextro-rotatory in acid solution (L. Pasteur
vetch
taste . It is dextrorotatory in aqueous or alkaline solution, and laevo-rotatory in acid solution.Hydrolysis by means of acids or alkalis converts the asparagines into aspartic acid; whilst on heating
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