What does DNPH mean in Chemistry?
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Dinitrophenylhydrazene
Dinitrophenylhydrazine or Brady's reagent - a common reagent used in chemistry for sugar tests or derivatising carbonyl species. "Achtung ! ! ! ! " "All 'RPH' please take notice and spiel correctlee the impinged informacion!" YE ED, Heh!, Heh!, FMF, 09/17/0213
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