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| From work that used five analytical methods, the researchers propose that the toxin's structure contains a carbon chain interrupted by a sulfur-copper-sulfur segment. However, canola and flax oils have a slightly longer carbon chain, greater molecular weight and lower polyunsaturated fatty acid distributions than soybean oil, so their cold weather performance is a bit different, says Bernie Tao, professor of agricultural and biological engineering at Purdue University. A final character of "M" specifies a rubber having a saturated carbon chain of the polymethylene type. |
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