1963
DOI: 10.1002/lipi.19630651105
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Eine neue papierchromatographische Methode der Trennung und Identifizierung synthetischer Antioxydantien

Abstract: Stehenlassen wurden, ohne die Reaktionsprodukte aus dem Reaktionsgemisch zu isolieren, Proben entnommen, die direkt nach dem Verfahren von H . P. Kaufmann u n d W. H. Nitsch chromatographiert wurden. Folgende Fettsauren konnten in d e n Olen nachgewiesen werden: Sonnenblumenol: Stearin-, Palmitin-, 01u n d Linolsaure; Erdnuflol: Arachin-, Stearin-, Palmitin, 01und Linolsaure und Leinol: Stearin-, Palmitin-, 01-, Linolu n d Linolensaure. Verglichen mit dem Verfahren von A . Jovtscheff u n d A . Popoff zur papie… Show more

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“…PC helps to establish the number of hydroxyl groups in phenols (1977). It is extensively used for the analysis of antioxidants (616,1596,1601,1821), isomeric monosubstituted phenols (702,1051), chlorinated phenols (846,2132), nitrophenols (1289), methylol derivatives (2183), alkylated hydroquinones (1595), dimethyl ethers of pyrogallol (1101), photographic developers (193), phenylphenols (701, 2131), hydroxybenzophenone derivatives (1319), eugenol and its isomers (1426), and bisphenol A (1657). Occasionally, phenols are coupled with diazonium salts prior to PC (164,1575).…”
Section: Tetranitrobenzylpolystyrenementioning
confidence: 99%
“…PC helps to establish the number of hydroxyl groups in phenols (1977). It is extensively used for the analysis of antioxidants (616,1596,1601,1821), isomeric monosubstituted phenols (702,1051), chlorinated phenols (846,2132), nitrophenols (1289), methylol derivatives (2183), alkylated hydroquinones (1595), dimethyl ethers of pyrogallol (1101), photographic developers (193), phenylphenols (701, 2131), hydroxybenzophenone derivatives (1319), eugenol and its isomers (1426), and bisphenol A (1657). Occasionally, phenols are coupled with diazonium salts prior to PC (164,1575).…”
Section: Tetranitrobenzylpolystyrenementioning
confidence: 99%