Dehydration Of D-glucose in high temperature water at pressures up to 80 MPa
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Kunio Arai | Masaru Watanabe | K. Arai | Masaru Watanabe | Taku M. Aida | Yukiko Sato | Kiyohiko Tajima | Toshiyuki Nonaka | Hideo Hattori | T. Aida | H. Hattori | K. Tajima | T. Nonaka | Yukiko Sato
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