The synthesis of branched partially fluorinated nonionic Y-shaped surfactants, with the general formula C F nC2N(EmM)2, where C F n denotes fluorinated alkyl chain F(CF2)n with n ) 4-10, C2 is C2H2, and EmM is oligooxyethylene monomethyl ether with m ) 2, 3, and their hydrocarbon analogs Cn+2N(EmM)2 (Cn equals hydrocarbon chain) is described. These surfactants are synthesized to analyze the influence of the fluorinated alkyl chain on the packing effects to amphiphilic layers in a binary surfactant/water system. The lyotropic phase behavior of these surfactants is investigated by polarizing microscopy. The liquid crystalline (LC) phase polymorphism of the fluorinated C F nC2N(E3M)2 surfactants strongly changes with n from hexagonal H1 phase (n ) 6) to lamellar LR phase (n ) 10). In contrast to other Y-shaped hydrocarbon oligooxyethylene surfactants CnG(EmM)2 (where G denotes a glycerol unit) which form only cubic I1 and H1 phases for n ) 12-16 and m ) 3-5, the phase behavior of the C F nC2N(EmM)2 surfactant/water systems shows a remarkable change in the LC phase polymorphism (from H1 to LR phase) with n and m. Compared to hydrocarbon surfactants these results distinctly confirm the influence of more rigid fluorinated alkyl chain on the phase behavior.
The complete assignment of the proton and carbon NMR spectra for seven sequiterpene alcohols isolated from the heartwood oil of Neocallitropsis pancheri, namely, a-, p -and y-eudesmol. carissone, guaiol, bulnesol and elemol, w a s achieved * For Part 7. see Ref. 3 using the concerted application of oneand two-dimensional NMR techniques including DEPT, COSY, HETCOR and H MBC spectroscopy. The parameters previously reported in the literature were found t o be often wrong or incomplete.
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