The Absolute Configuration of Naturally Occurring Isocitric Acid

From this work we deduced that the configuration of the acid was either DgLg isocitric acid (I) or its optical enantiomorph LsDg isocitric acid. This...
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TABLE I ATOMICc" WITH ETHYLEXE YIELDS AS 7 0 O F TOTAL GASEOUSACTIVITY Each yield represents the average of at least three runs. Errors indicated are a measure of reproducibility. C, or lighter hydrocarbons not mentioned c" LABELEDPRODUCTS O F REACTION OF

Composition of reacting gas (Total press. 1 atm)

CrH4 (4.5%) (0.2%)

duced in the photolysis of C302 was actually C20 instead of C. With factor (1) being excluded by our results with neon moderator, i t can be concluded that C 2 0 is the active species produced by photolysis of c302.9 Apparently CzO adds to double bond in a manner similar to atomic carbon and CzH5. CzO

+ HzC==CH1+HeC-CHs

C1H6

CtHl (98.5%) Oz (1.5%)

Ne (95.3%)

Carbon monoxide' 0 . 9 0.3 9.8 i 2 . 0 24 5 1.5 f 0.5 2 . 0 f 1.0 ... Ethylene 38.0 f 3 . 5 3 6 . 6 f 1 . 5 31 f 5 Acetylene 3 . 2 f 0.7 I. Baumann, SI. Gerecke and E . Kyburz, H e l p . chi?^. acta, 43, 2071 (1960). (2) (a) A. C. Day, J. S a b n e y and 4 J. Scott, J . C h e m Soc., 4067 (1961). (b) See also C . H . Kuo, R. D Hoffsommer, H. L. Slates, D. T a u b and N L. Wendler, Chemisiry and I n d u s t v y , 1627 (1960). (3) J. MacMillan, T. P. C. Mulhollaad, A . W.Dawkins and G. Ward i b i d . , 429 (1954).