Publications by authors named "Ya Chung Tsai"
Article Synopsis
- The experimental procedures serve as a screening tool to explore molecular interactions between chiral molecules and solvents, particularly focusing on aspartic acid.
- A minimal concentration of 1% l-aspartic acid is sufficient to convert a racemic compound into a racemic conglomerate, enhancing the likelihood of establishing biochirality.
- Traditional crystallization methods alone were inadequate for enantioseparation, necessitating the application of nonclassical crystallization theory to explain the dynamics of different aspartic acid solutions.
