Lecture
Chemistry of Tea: Polyphenols, Alkenes & Alkynes
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This lecture delves into the chemistry of tea, focusing on polyphenols found in black tea and their health effects. It also covers the oxidation of alkenes to theaflavins, the impact of milk on polyphenol antioxidants, and the synthesis and reactions of alkynes.
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