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One of the best methods to synthesize carboxylic acids is the hydrolysis (acid- or of a nitrile to an amide is difficult to achieve, because the amide is often more

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Cyanide supplies the cyano group, and aspartic acid supplies carbon atoms 1 to 4 acid This amino acid nitrile, which is a homologue of P-cyanoalanine, had

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