Über synthetische Verbindungen mit Vitamin E-Wirkung.

Werder, F. v.; Moll, Thomas

doi:10.1515/bchm2.1938.254.1.39

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“…23.5°C.) into an inert solvent and the alcohol added (89,106,150,173,174,181,185,191,205,221). C3H3N303 -.…”

Section: A From Cyanic Acidmentioning

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Allophanates.

Blohm¹,

Becker²

1952

Chem. Rev.

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concerning this article should be addressed to Ernest I. Becker at the Poly technic Institute of Brooklyn.4 Allophane: Greek allophanes, "appearing otherwise," from alios (otherwise) + phainesthai (to appear). 5 The term has also been used to describe a class of inorganic aluminum silicates. These are not under consideration here. Although «-and 7-substituted allophanates are also known, the discussion has been limited to esters of the unsubstituted acid:

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“…23.5°C.) into an inert solvent and the alcohol added (89,106,150,173,174,181,185,191,205,221). C3H3N303 -.…”

Section: A From Cyanic Acidmentioning

confidence: 99%

Allophanates.

Blohm¹,

Becker²

1952

Chem. Rev.

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“…Di-n-hexyl ether...................... + (139) Mono-n-heptyl ether.................. the synthesis of -tocopherol from these compounds in the laboratory is surprisingly easy, the synthesis does not occur in vivo, at least when the substances are fed. From the results of the bioassays presented here, it is clear that many compounds exhibit some vitamin E activity, and there are one or two fairly simple compounds which show considerable activity.…”

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“…Di-n-heptyl ether..................... +(139) Mono-n-octyl ether.................... +(139) Di-n-octyl ether....................... + (139) Monocetyl ether...................... + (twice); -(once) (36, 46) Monododecyl ether propionate......... -(139) Monododecyl ether palmitate.......... + (139) Monododecyl ether.................... + (36, 46, 139) Didodecyl ether....................... -(139) Monohydrophytyl ether............... + (139) Mono-n-octadecyl ether............... -(36, 46) Mono-n-nonadecyl-2 ether............. -nonadecyl ether............... + (140) Di-n-nonadecyl ether.................. -(140) Mono-3-methyl-5-(V, V, 3'-trimethyl-2'-cyclohexyl)pentyl-l ether......... ether..................... + (Dibenzyl ether........................…”

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The Chemistry of Vitamin E.

Smith¹

1940

Chem. Rev.

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“…Karrer et al (1938), Smith rt al. (1938) properties similar to that of vitamins E (Werder and Moll, 1938;John and Odnther, 1938;Evans et al. 1938).…”

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A study of the occurrence of teratogeny in vitamin E-deficient rats and associated abnormalities in blood and tissues

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Über synthetische Verbindungen mit Vitamin E-Wirkung.

Cited by 14 publications

References 2 publications

Allophanates.

Allophanates.

The Chemistry of Vitamin E.

A study of the occurrence of teratogeny in vitamin E-deficient rats and associated abnormalities in blood and tissues

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