Technical Study on Relationship between Terpene Phenolic Compounds and Health

Yong Hui Jia

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.518-523.529

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Technical Study on Relationship between Terpene Phenolic Compounds and Health

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The hydroxy derivatives of aromatic hydrocarbons which have hydroxyl getup directly attached to the ring are called phenols. Small amounts of water dissolved in phenol lower the melting point to below the room temperature. This paper summarized the bioactivities and safety issues of Terpene Phenolic, and its functions, biosynthetic mechanisms, characteristics and clearing strategies of terpene phenolic compounds.

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Yong Hui Jia

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Comparison, Health, Stilbenoids, Terpenoids

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