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chloroform and the third by liquid nitrogen. The reaction flask IWS flushed with dry nitrogen. Stirring was started and one mole (98 9.) of tliallyl ether dissolved in ...
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Rearrangements of a-Propylcrotyl Chloride and a-Propylcrotyl Phenyl Ether BY CHARLESD. HURDAND JONATHAN W. WILLIAMS The rearrangement of several a-alkylcrotyl phenyl ethers was studied by Hurd and Cohen.' The ethers were synthesized from crotonaldehyde by the following series of steps.
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PCll CH&H=CHCHR 4 hvdrolvsis I OH A PhOH CHaCH=CHCHClR 4 CHsCH=CHCHR I OPh B C
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Rearrangement of (C) by heating a t 230' yielded the phenol (D), CsH4