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Separation and assay mixtures of vitamins using some analytical methods derivative spectrophotometric-chromatographic

فصل ومقايسة مزائج مكونة من عدة فيتامينات باستخدام طرائق تحليلية متنوعة طيفية اشتقاقية كروماتوغرافية

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 Publication date 2014
  fields Pharmacy
and research's language is العربية
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In this study, we talked about the importance of vitamins as nutritional supplements or medicinal substances and their vital function in the body as enzymatic complements of some vital reactions in the body and diseases caused by a vitamin deficiency



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jeremy B, stryer L, john L. Biochemistry . W.H. (2006) Freeman Company
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