Lecture

The Chemistry of Strawberries: Aromatic Compounds and Sweetness

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Description

This lecture delves into the compounds responsible for the aroma, color, and sweetness of strawberries, focusing on anthocyanins, furaneol, and sugar content. It also covers the representation of molecules using Fischer projections and the conformation of non-cyclic saturated compounds.

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