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Cannabichromene (CBC) Shows Matrix-Dependent Thermal Configurational Stability

Manetto et al., 2024

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3338897875626888594
Author
Manetto S
Caprioglio D
Grassi G
Botta B
Gasparrini F
Mazzoccanti G
Appendino G
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Journal of Natural Products

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The optical purity of cannabichromene (CBC, 1a) is affected by the matrix in which it is generated by thermolysis from its native carboxylated form (cannabichromenic acid, CBCA, 1b). Thus, thermolysis at 130° C in planta caused a marked decrease of the enantiomeric …
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