1908
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19080410230
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Über die Aufspaltung des Cyclopentens zum Halbaldehyd der Glutarsäure bezw. zum Glutardialdehyd

Abstract: Lijsung reduziert und dic Pyn-olprobe snreigt, iibergetrieben werden. Da das darans bereitetc l'henylhydrazon sich aber nicht umkrgstallisieren lieS, so konnte nicht festgestellt werden, ob Succindialdehyd oder Lsvulinddehyd rorlag. Hrn. Dr. H. N e r e s h e i m e r danke ich fur seine Unterstutzung bei dieser Untersuchung. Doch sprechen einige Befunde fur den letzteren. 290. C. Harries und Ludwig Tank: a e r die Aufspaltung des Cyclopentens zum Halbaldehyd der Glutars&ure besw. zum Glutardialdehyd. [Aus dem C… Show more

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“…Some sensitive dialdehydes,-glutaraldehyde, adipaldehyde, and pimelaldehyde,-were isolated in 50 to 75 per cent yields. These results may be compared with a 5 per cent yield of glutaraldehyde from cyclopentene ozonide by water decomposition, according to Harries (71), and a 20 per cent yield of glutaraldehyde and adipaldehyde obtained from cyclopentene and cyclohexene ozonides, respectively, by reduction with titanous chloride, reported by K Robinson (110). The hydrogenation of highly polymerized ozonides,-for example, solid cyclohexene ozonide,-did not proceed at room temperature, but was accomplished by warming in an autoclave with hydrogen under pressure.…”
Section: The Methods Of Decompositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some sensitive dialdehydes,-glutaraldehyde, adipaldehyde, and pimelaldehyde,-were isolated in 50 to 75 per cent yields. These results may be compared with a 5 per cent yield of glutaraldehyde from cyclopentene ozonide by water decomposition, according to Harries (71), and a 20 per cent yield of glutaraldehyde and adipaldehyde obtained from cyclopentene and cyclohexene ozonides, respectively, by reduction with titanous chloride, reported by K Robinson (110). The hydrogenation of highly polymerized ozonides,-for example, solid cyclohexene ozonide,-did not proceed at room temperature, but was accomplished by warming in an autoclave with hydrogen under pressure.…”
Section: The Methods Of Decompositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…115-1 16C. 6 Glutaraldehyde was isolated from a 25% aqueous solution by ether extraction and distillation, b.p. 57°C.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%