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was checked before uae by complete hydrolysis with excess base and back titration with acid. For the alkaline hydrolyzing agent, 30 ml. of ca. 0.33 M carbonate ...
Toward the Authentication of European Sea Bass Origin through a Combination of Biometric Measurements and Multiple Analytical Techniques. Journal of ...
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Herein, we report a fairly simple and environmentally friendly approach for the fabrication of starch-based magnetic polymer beads (SMPBs) with uniform shape ...
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Nov 1, 1993 - Sanjoy Ganguly and D. Max Roundhill*. Department of Chemistry, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana 701 18. Received July 20, 1993".
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1876. NOTES. Vol. 71 water, hot alcohol, hot butanol, hot carbon tetrachloride, but insoluble in paraffins and xylene. Anal. Calcd. for CIHe02C12S: C1,37.10.
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tonated norcaradienecarboxaldehyde. Oxidation of T' gives norcaradienecarboxylic acid I1 which then forms the tropyliurn cation by a two electron transfer process as outlined earlier. The tropylium cation is further oxidized to benzaldehyde and benzoic acid. The fx-mation of terephthalic acid by oxidation of I11 with chromic acid in acetic acid probably is due to the formation of norcaradienecarboxylic acid as given above, followed by a svclntl similar oxidation -rearrangetilent, thus 111 --+
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This conclusion is further strengthened by the isolation of acrylonitrile in high (83%) yield upon the pyrolysis of this material.' The formation of acrylonitrile would be expected from the pyrolysis of I1 far inore logically than from the pyrolysis of I. This series of reactions which led to acrylonitrile in excellent yield may demonstrate a general and useful route for the preparation of unsaturated nitriles (at least on a laboratory scale) starting with the readily available acyl hnlicles provitlccl a [3-liydrogenatom is present
