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From: hnewstrom@x102a.harris-atd.com (Newstrom Harvey S 96783)
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Subject: Need Info on Lipid-soluble forms of B Vitamins
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Date: 2 Jan 89 18:16:29 GMT
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Does anyone have information on lipid-soluble forms of the B-vitamins or
water-soluble forms of A, D, E, or K?

I am familiar with ascorbyl palmitate (lipid-soluble C) and know of two
lipid-soluble forms of thiamine (B1).  Any information on other lipid-
soluble forms would be appreciated.

I am also familiar with "water-dispersible" forms of vitamins A and D.
Are there actual water-soluble forms of these vitamins?  And are there
water-dispersible forms of E or K?

Many thanks in advance.  Even if you do not know much about it, just the
chemical name or formula would be appreciated.  A Merck or Chemical
Abstracts reference would be even more appreciated.