10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «QUINITOL»
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quinitol in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
quinitol and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Journal of the Chemical Society
S02Me, melting at 86°. The tetraethyl salt decomposes in a similar way, forming
ethyl-p-tolylsulphone which melts at 57°. E. W. W. Formation of a Hydrocarbon,
C12H10, from Quinitol. By Richard Willstatter and Eudolf Lessing (Ber., 1901, 34,
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2
Journal of the Chemical Society
The best recorded preparation is that of Owen and Robins as modified by Jones
and Sond- heimer : 1 treating quinitol with benzoyl chloride under carefully
controlled conditions gives a yield of about 60%, with much quinitol dibenzoate.
Chemical Society (Great Britain), Chemical Society (Great Britain)., 1957
3
Wiley's English-Spanish Spanish-English Chemistry Dictionary
... quinalbarbitone quinaldina(f)–quinaldine quinamina (f)– quinamine
quinazolina (f)– quinazoline quinhidrona(f)–quinhydrone quinidina(f)–quinidine
quinina (f)– quinine quininona (f)– quininone quinitol (m)–quinitol quinizarina(f)–
quinizarin ...
4
Routledge Diccionario Técnico Inglés
... quimica quinine quininico adj quimica quininic quinita / quimica quinite quinitol
m quimica quinitol quinoa/ aoric chenopodium alhum, lamh's quarter; quimica
quinoa quinoida adj quimica quinoid quinol m quimica quinol quinolina /carron, ...
5
British Chemical Abstracts: Pure chemistry
With 2 or more mols. of acetyl chloride or acetic anhydride in presence of pyridine
, cis-quinitol affords a mixture of cis- and trans-diacetates, isomerisation being
promoted by increase of temperature or period of reaction and the presence of ...
Bureau of Chemical Abstracts (Great Britain), Society of Chemical Industry (Great Britain), 1930
6
British Abstracts: Pure chemistry and physiology
With 2 or more mols. of acetyl chloride or acetic anhydride in presence of pyridine
, cis-quinitol affords a mixture of cis- and Jrarw-diacetates, isomerisation being
promoted by increase of temperature or period of reaction and the presence of ...
Starting materials from which the polyester was obtained »jInh = K-n' Maleic acid
+ hexanediol 2-8 X 10-* X non ci«-Hexahydroterephthalic acid + octanediol 2-2 x
10-* x n"n cis-Quinitol -\- sebacic acid 2-6 X 10-* X n676 Succinic acid + ...
Vasiliĭ Vladimirovich Korshak, S. V. Vinogradova, 1965
Quinitol, cyclohexane-\\$-diol, (hexahydro - hydroquinone), was obtained by
Baeyer, by reducing cyclohexane-i :4-dione with sodium amalgam. It exists in two
stereoisomeric forms. This type of isomerism is similar to that described under ...
Julius Schmidt, Neil Campbell, 1955
9
Journal - Chemical Society, London
Quinitol,. the. Simplest. Sugar. of. the. Inositol. Group. By. A. V. Bakter (Ber., 25,
1036 — 1040). — Paradiketohexamethylene can be easily prepared in almost
any quantity by hydrolysing ethyl succino- succinate with dilute sulphuric acid ;
on ...
Chemical Society (Great Britain), 1892
10
Organic chemistry: or, Chemistry of the carbon compounds
Cyclohexane-l,4-diol, quinitol, HOCH<f * "NcHOH, cis m.p. 102°, xCHa— CH/
trans m.p. 139° is formed by reducing cyclohexane-l,4-dione (p. 112) with sodium
amalgam in the presence of carbon dioxide (Baeyer 1892), and also by reducing
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