1910
DOI: 10.1002/cber.191004301197
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Zur Kenntnis der Cyclooctan‐Reihe

Abstract: Vie P t e Mitt e i I 11 11 g 1) ,) [Airs clcni Cheni. Laboratorium des Pchweizerisclien Polytechnikuniv in Zurich.] (Eingegangcn an1 11. April 1910.) Die Kohleowasserstoffe mit eineni Ring von acht Atonien Kohlenstoff gehen nus den: Pseudopelletierin vie1 leicbter und reiner hervor, als ciurch die S p t h e s e RUS Azelainshre. C. H a r r i e s und 1,. Tankz) hnben Cyaloocten ails Azelninsiiure zu gewinnen versucht, aber das synthetiuche Produkt war xu unrein. Die gleiclie Erfahrung hat sicli bei der Reihe mit… Show more

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“…It does not add phenyl azide spontaneously (174). Cyclooctene is prepared by the dehydration of cyclooctanol (58,83,123,173,174), the degradation of trimethylcyclooctylammonium hydroxide (164,173,174), the hydrogenation of cyclooctatetraene (see page 120), and the reduction of 1,3-cyclooctadiene with lithium in methylaniline (174).…”
Section: XImentioning
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“…It does not add phenyl azide spontaneously (174). Cyclooctene is prepared by the dehydration of cyclooctanol (58,83,123,173,174), the degradation of trimethylcyclooctylammonium hydroxide (164,173,174), the hydrogenation of cyclooctatetraene (see page 120), and the reduction of 1,3-cyclooctadiene with lithium in methylaniline (174).…”
Section: XImentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The properties of cyclooctene obtained by hydrogenation of cyclooctatetraene resemble those reported for the cis isomer, and the subsequent discussion concerns this stable isomer. Cyclooctene is hydrogenated readily to cyclooctane and adds the usual reagents which add to a double bond, such as chlorine (83), bromine (38,71,76,83,115,116,119,164,174), hydrogen bromide (164), hypochlorous acid (65, 97), and nitrosyl chloride (58). Treatment of the dibromoor dichlorocyclooctane with amines results in the formation of 1 -halocyclooctene (I) rather than a diene (83).…”
Section: XImentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 4H NMR spectrum of each of the analogues as well as the parent compound 2 exhibits a characteristic 8 H aromatic signal centered in the region of 7.75-7.79. Similarly, [2][3][4][5] have a characteristic 12 H nitrogen methyl singlet located between 3.30 and 3.40 depending upon the compound under observation. The spectra of compounds 2-5 also display signals integrating for 12-H between 3.20 and 4.20 for the methylenes adjacent to the nitrogen and carbonyl group, adjacent to the nitrogen and insulated from the carbonyl group, and one carbon removed from the nitrogen.…”
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