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pectic acid
(redirected from Polygalacturonic acid)

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pec·tic acid  (pktk)
n.
A transparent gelatinous acid, C17H24O16, insoluble in water, formed by the hydrolysis of certain esters of pectin.

[French pectique, related to pectin, from Greek pktikos, coagulating, from pktos, coagulated; see pectin.]

pectic acid
n
(Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) a complex acid containing arabinose and galactose that occurs in ripe fruit, beets, and other vegetables. Formula: C35H50O33
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Noun1.pectic acid - a complex acid that occurs in ripe fruit and some vegetables
acid - any of various water-soluble compounds having a sour taste and capable of turning litmus red and reacting with a base to form a salt


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They gave their nanomagnets a "sugar -coating" of polygalacturonic acid, Scarberry says, and then linked tiny proteinlike structures to the coating.
They gave their nanomagnets a "sugar coating" of polygalacturonic acid, Scarberry says, and then linked tiny proteinlike structures to the coating.
Papermakers are continuously searching for better ways to overcome the problems related to accumulation of pitch and polygalacturonic acids (pectins) in process waters.
 
 
 
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