1967
DOI: 10.1021/ac60254a038
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Rapid determination of olefin position in organic compounds in microgram range by ozonolysis and gas chromatography. Alkylidene analysis

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“…The resulting hydroxy ester also served as model compound in the identification of the other hydroxy esters. The position of the double bond in component (3651) was determined by micro-ozonolysis [10] and Z configuration was assigned to this double bond by comparison of the olefinic resonance in the X H NMR spectrum of the isolated material with olefinic patterns simulated with E and Z coupling constants [11].…”
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“…The resulting hydroxy ester also served as model compound in the identification of the other hydroxy esters. The position of the double bond in component (3651) was determined by micro-ozonolysis [10] and Z configuration was assigned to this double bond by comparison of the olefinic resonance in the X H NMR spectrum of the isolated material with olefinic patterns simulated with E and Z coupling constants [11].…”
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“…T he locatio n o f the d ouble bond in the side chain o f each o f the isolated constituents was established by m icroozonolysis according to the m ethod o f B eroza and Bierl [2] and gas c h ro m a to graphic identification o f the alkanal derived from the term inal p o rtio n o f the side chain.…”
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“…Gas chromatography (GC), a common off-line analysis method, can only resolve the terminal double bond in the carbon chain. It cannot identify the positions of all double bonds without prior derivatization such as ozonolysis [7]. Recently, the technical advances in mass spectrometry (MS) [8], especially new ionization methods such as matrix-assisted laser desorption/ ionization (MALDI) [9] and electrospray ionization (ESI) [10], and multistage MS [11][12][13] have become powerful tools in overcoming the above mentioned difficulties.…”
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confidence: 99%