1970
DOI: 10.1039/j39700001329
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Optical rotatory dispersion and circular dichroism. Part LXVI. 2-Halogenoalkanes

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“…In view of our results, the highest optical rotation reported for 3k , [α] D = −31.6 (MeOH), does not correspond to optically pure chloride. Assuming full inversion in our reaction its value should be equal to [α] D = 36.25 (MeOH).…”
Section: Referencescontrasting
confidence: 59%
“…In view of our results, the highest optical rotation reported for 3k , [α] D = −31.6 (MeOH), does not correspond to optically pure chloride. Assuming full inversion in our reaction its value should be equal to [α] D = 36.25 (MeOH).…”
Section: Referencescontrasting
confidence: 59%
“…The situation differs, however, when the oxy chromophore is attached to the side chain carbon 20, in which case the epimeric diols occurs at a lower wavelength than that of bromine. 35 The bathochromic shift in the uv absorption of the dioxolanes compared to that of alkyl halides35 can be explained in terms of electronic or dipole-dipole interactions between the halogen and the ring oxygen atoms.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…das geeignetste Mittel zur Konfigurationszuordnung in dieser Verbindungsklasse dar. Kiirzlich haben Cookson & Coxon[15] die CD.-Werte einer Reihe von Steroidjodiden beschrieben und diese aufgrund des von Scopes et al[16] postulierten Zu-Tabelle 1. Circulardichroismus und UV.-Spektren von 17-Jod-androstanen…”
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