Chart of Recent Aliphatic Chemicals—I 1 ALEXANDER Lowy, Department
of Chemistry,
D U R I N G THE past few years a number of new aliphatic chemicals have been produced for research a n d industrial purposes. T h e following chart was prepared to s h o w t h e sources a n d interrela1
University
of Pittsburgh,, Pittsburgh, Pa.
tionships o f a number of these newer chemicals with their chemical and commercial names. Later on, i t will be followed by a chart on propylene which i s being extended a t the present time, a n d another chart o n acetylene showing recent developments.
C o n t r i b u t i o n N o . 226.
NATURAL GAS ->CmeJiea.te
C g H ^ C j H ^ *1c.
Rosins «nation
CH^CHCI
CO
Heotjto & S O °
Cl z o*0°
WoOH
lH,S0 4
4
]CH ? Cl-CH g CÎ]
CH.
^
+ CH*.
2
HoOH (Pftacre) NdOH
CH,Q | ( * Γ
NH-
1CHJPH-CH,OH|M CHiCN CR*CN
oÂd. CH,
HNO]
0N0» CH2- OMOa CH2'
CH*· H H 2
CH 2 'C0OH C H j · COOK
CH a -CHO al!ka\t
CHtcr CH2ct
CH^CHOH-CH-CHO I * DIoWc*
Rejl. O^CH^CHiCH^CHj.OH
Ο (t*) CH 2 0H
CM.-NHe
>o6s; c
CH2Ct
CH 2 0H
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s
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