Serine sublimes with spontaneous chiral amplification
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Richard H. Perry, Chunping Wu, Marcela Nefliu, R. Graham Cooks
Sublimation of near-racemic samples of serine yields a sublimate which is highly enriched in the major enantiomer; this simple one-step process occurs under relatively mild conditions, and represents a possible mechanism for the chiral amplification step in homochirogenesis.
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