1931
DOI: 10.1007/bf01956360
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Die Chemie der Monosaccharide und der Glykolyse

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“…Scheibler (52), in 1880, and Kiliani (25,26,29), in 1882, showed that fructose, invert sugar, and lactose could be used as well as glucose in the preparation of this new acid and its lactone. As a result of the efforts of these two workers these two compounds may be formulated as follows: According to some of the theories (10, 29,41,45,54) concerning the formation of the saccharinic acids, it is assumed that the configuration about the a-carbon atom of this acid arises from a benzilic acid rearrangement. Hence the saccharinic acid and its -lactone should exist in two forms,-namely, epimers,formerly designated as a and ß according as the hydroxyl group is on the right or left side, respectively, of the carbon atom to which they are bound.…”
Section: Rearrangement Of Carbohydrates In Alkaline Solutionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scheibler (52), in 1880, and Kiliani (25,26,29), in 1882, showed that fructose, invert sugar, and lactose could be used as well as glucose in the preparation of this new acid and its lactone. As a result of the efforts of these two workers these two compounds may be formulated as follows: According to some of the theories (10, 29,41,45,54) concerning the formation of the saccharinic acids, it is assumed that the configuration about the a-carbon atom of this acid arises from a benzilic acid rearrangement. Hence the saccharinic acid and its -lactone should exist in two forms,-namely, epimers,formerly designated as a and ß according as the hydroxyl group is on the right or left side, respectively, of the carbon atom to which they are bound.…”
Section: Rearrangement Of Carbohydrates In Alkaline Solutionmentioning
confidence: 99%