1895
DOI: 10.1002/jlac.18952860105
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Zur Kenntniss der Terpene und der ätherischen Oele

Abstract: In der 26 sten Abhandlung l) habe ich an einigen Beispielen gezeigt, wie man die sanerstoffhaltigen Terpenderivate zu Constitutionsbestimmungen benutzen kann. Es wurden die Terschiedenen moglichen Formeln fur die Carvone und Hydrocarvone entwiclrelt uiid neue Verbindungen der Formel CloHl,O und CIloH,,O beschriebeii. Inzwischen sind diese Versuche weiter gefulirt und zwar nach zwei Richtungen, die beide in der citirten Abhandlung bereits klar gekennzeichnet sind. Der erste, den weiteren Versuchen zu Grunde lie… Show more

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“…Racemic crystals are by far more common as conglomerate formers, and only a few compounds tend to form solid solutions [113,114], also called a pseudoracemate [115]. Based on only eight examples, Wallach [116] came to the conclusion that racemate crystals tend to pack denser, which would explain their abundance.…”
Section: Racemic Mixturesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Racemic crystals are by far more common as conglomerate formers, and only a few compounds tend to form solid solutions [113,114], also called a pseudoracemate [115]. Based on only eight examples, Wallach [116] came to the conclusion that racemate crystals tend to pack denser, which would explain their abundance.…”
Section: Racemic Mixturesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One example where the distinction may be relevant to a difference in physical properties concerns Wallach's rule, which states that a racemic crystal tends to have a denser packing than the corresponding crystal composed of homochiral molecules (Wallach, 1895). Although this rule has not gone unchallenged (see Jacques, Collet & Wilen, 1981, for a review of the evidence), there seems to have been a fairly widespread opinion that a better packing can be achieved by a mixture of right-and left-handed objects than by a collection of homochiral ones.…”
Section: Wallach's Rulementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Distance between the terminal benzene centroids (d) and angle between the planes of the terminal benzene rings (γ) in [6]helicene were estimated as 4.39 Å and 57.6°, respectively. The contraction of [6]helicene molecules in 1 relative to those in the enantiomeric crystal (4.48 Å and 59.5°, respectively; Table 2) 25,26 is possibly related to Wallach's rule, 27,28 which suggests denser packing in racemic crystals compared to their chiral conglomerates. From bond length analysis, 24,29 the charge of F4TCNQ was estimated as -0.05(3), which is in good agreement with that expected from the infrared spectrum (ca.…”
Section: Crystal Structurementioning
confidence: 99%