1929
DOI: 10.1002/hlca.19290120187
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Réduction des éthers diméthyliques des acides polyméthylène‐dicarboniques de 15 à 21 atomes de carbone, par le sodium et l'alcool

Abstract: Antimoine. Faire reagir la liqueur rkduite par le magnesium en poudre, sur un Etain. Faire reagir la liqueur precedemment rbduite, sur un papier-filtre, avec Fer. Faire rBagir la liqueur sur un papier au ferrocyanure de potassium (Fe*--Aluminium. Encercler le bord de la tache precedemment obtenue (recherche du fer) par l'alizarine, alcaliniser et &her (Al.'.-a -No 1).MaizganBse. Faire reagir la liqueur sur papier-filtre avec la soude caustique, puis avec la. benzidine (Mn---a -No 4).Kickel. Fixer, sur papier f… Show more

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“…Many further examples of such multistep approaches to α,ω-long-chain compounds have been reported. While they are elegant in providing even components with a very large number of carbon atoms precisely, they are very tedious and rather inefficient as a source of monomers for purposes others than model polymers on a small scale.…”
Section: Sources Of Monomersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many further examples of such multistep approaches to α,ω-long-chain compounds have been reported. While they are elegant in providing even components with a very large number of carbon atoms precisely, they are very tedious and rather inefficient as a source of monomers for purposes others than model polymers on a small scale.…”
Section: Sources Of Monomersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note that the available semi‐quantitative experimental data on the distributions of DCAs formed with the aforementioned state‐of‐the‐art oxidation system [22,23] agrees with one theoretically obtained when assuming random chain scission. The dimethyl esters, easily obtained from DCAs, are sufficiently volatile to allow for distillation at least up to the C 20 dimethyl ester (boiling point of dimethyl icosanedioate=223–224 °C at 3 mbar) [34] . Furthermore, pH‐dependent solubilization‐based separations can be used to separate groups of long‐chain DCAs [23] .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dimethyl esters, easily obtained from DCAs, are sufficiently volatile to allow for distillation at least up to the C 20 dimethyl ester (boiling point of dimethyl icosanedioate = 223-224 °C at 3 mbar). [34] Furthermore, pH-dependent solubilization-based separations can be used to separate groups of long-chain DCAs. [23] Thus, a fractionation into different, narrower DCA chain length distributions than obtained directly from HDPE waste oxidation processes and their valorization also appears feasible.…”
Section: Dicarboxylate Chain Lengths From Chain Scission Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The assigned structure was consistent with the observed spectral data and elemental analysis. In addition, compounds 5 (mp 54-56°) and 6 (mp 87-88°), prepared by the usual methods, completed the series.…”
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confidence: 99%