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Eugene Pacsu

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Industrial & Engineering Chemistry | 1942

Starch Studies. Preparation and Properties of Starch Triesters

James W. Mullen; Eugene Pacsu

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1937

Glycofuranosides and Thioglycofuranosides. I. A Method of Preparation and its Application to Galactose and Glucose

John W. Green; Eugene Pacsu

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1945

Preparation of (+)2-Methylbutanal-1

Elmer J. Badin; Eugene Pacsu

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1933

Studies in the Ketone Sugar Series. III. Open-Chain Derivatives of Fructose and Turanose*

Eugene Pacsu; Frank V. Rich

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1938

Glycofuranosides and Thioglycofuranosides. III. New Crystalline Furanosides of d-Galactose and l-Arabinose

John W. Green; Eugene Pacsu

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1939

Glycofuranosides and Thioglycofuranosides. V. The Hydrolysis of α-Ethylthioglucofuranoside

Eugene Pacsu; E. Justin Wilson

Industrial & Engineering Chemistry | 1943

Starch Studies. Possible Industrial Utilization of Starch Esters

W I I James Mullen; Eugene Pacsu

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1941

SEPARATION OF STARCH INTO ITS TWO CONSTITUENTS

Eugene Pacsu; James W. Mullen

Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1942

POLYCONDENSATION OF CERTAIN PEPTIDE ESTERS. I. POLYGLYCINE ESTERS1

Eugene Pacsu; E. Justin Wilson

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1939

Studies in the Ketone Sugar Series. X. The Synthesis of a New Disaccharide, 1-β-Glucosidofructose, and the Structure of Turanose and Melezitose

Eugene Pacsu; E. Justin Wilson; Ladislas. Graf

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