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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence correct factually?

Is this sentence factually correct and grammatically correct?
Is ascorbic acid the chemical name and is the sentence grammatical?
Vitamin C was first sold under its chemical name ascorbic acid.

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It's grammatically correct. I can't speak to the facts, other than that ascorbic acid is more commonly known as vitamin C.

— Philip

  • It's grammatically correct.
  • I can't speak to the facts, other than that ascorbic acid is more commonly known as vitamin C.
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It's grammatically correct. I can't speak to the facts, other than that ascorbic acid is more commonly known as vitamin C.
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Could you tell me how you would phrase this?

Vitamin C was first sold under/in the name ascorbic acid which is a main component that constitutes /in Vitamin C.

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There is no chemical difference at all between ascorbic acid and vitamin C. They are two names for the same chemical compound: the generic name, and a common brand name.

http://umm.edu/health/medical/altmed/supplement/vitamin-c-ascorbic-acid

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