Additions and Corrections-The Common Basis of Intramolecular

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ADDITIONSAND CORRECTIONS

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Hydrogenation of Aromatic Compounds at Temperatures Close to their Decomposition in the Presence of Catalysts. By Vladimir Ipatieff. Page 3696. In text line 13 the temperature given is in centigrade degrees. Page 3697. The first naphthalene formula is incorrect in that it has two extra carbon atoms. Pages 3699 and 3700. The accompanying Table I1 should replace the Table I1 now on page 3699, and this table should be placed as Table I11 on page 3700 near the now incorrect reference to Table I1 in line 15.

TABLE 11 NAPHTHALENE

Subs., Expt. 21 17

g. 150

24 25

150 150 250 250

1 : 23

250

18

i:

{

Catalyst NiO, 60% AlnOa, 40% MoOa MOO, MOO, MoOa

MoOi, b o % } AInOa, 50%

100 CuO. 50% 150 AliOa, 50%) 50 FnOi, 50%) 100 {AhOa, 50% 100 FeiOa, 50% AliCh, 50% Without 250 catalyst

12 13

{

9 10 11 26

Pressure, Time, Temp., atrn. ‘C. Init. End Liq. hrs. 450 100 39 133 11

Tetralin, yo Benzene Naphno HC, thenes, % % dec., b. P., b. p. Fr. Fr. 19580-’ 80- 120208’ 38

196’ 47

120’ 150’ 10 15

100 100 100 100 65 100 100

42 47 60 38 37 47 43

110 130 240 205 90 123 210

Cryst.

450 450

65 65

40 42

64

10

65 65 65

52 42 34

.... 142 Cryst. ... ....

..

,.

22

42

450 450 450

26

475

100

45

190

47

ti

28 i;

28 28 76 29 26

Cryst.

... ...

....

Cryst.

%

HI CnHinti 81.0 14.5

.. .. 78.0 .... . . . . 0 .. 9 0 0 41.2 47 10 . . . . .. 66.5 48 . . . . 82.0

450 I450 450 475 450 450 470

12 12 3 10

Analysis of gas

%

63

17.2

46

58.8 28.5 15.7 40.0

0

0

60.0

.. 0 .... . . . .

.. ..

..

0

. . . . . . 70.0

26.3

0

53.8

46.2

. . . .

Page 3701, In line 4, “benzylene” should be “beILZene.”-VLADIMR

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IPATIEFF.

The Common Basis of Intramolecular Rearrangements. 11. The Dehydration of Di-tert-butylcarbinol and the Conversion of the Resulting Nonenes to Trimethylethylene and Isobutylene. By Frank C. Whitmore and E. E. Stahly. Page 4157. Regarding line 30, the author writes ..... the expression ‘with an Orsat apparatus’ applies only to the isobutylene, the trimethylethylene having first been condensed out and determined by distillation.”-FRANK C. WHITMORE. The Molecular Weight of Linear Macromolecules by Ultracentrifugal Analysis. I. Polymeric w-Hydroxydecanoic Acid. By E. 0. Kraemer and W. D. Lansing. (1

Page 4323. In line 5 from the bottom, for “fa Vp)/Ns.”-W. D. LANSING.

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= (1

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Vp)/s” read ‘‘fa =

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The Alkyl Derivatives of Halogen Phenols and their Bactericidal Action. 11. Bromophenols. By Emil Klarmann, Louis W. Gates, Vladimir A . Shternov and Philip H. Cox, Jr. Page 4659. “The phenol coefficient of n-amyl-p-bromophenol with respect to Eberthella typhi is 62.5 (not 625), and that of 4-n-propyl-3,5-dimethyl-2-bromophenol with respect to Staphylococcus pyog. aureus is 257 (not ~ ~ ~ ) . ” - E MKLARMANN. IL