Some Fully Acetylated Sugar Acids and their Derivatives

The Alkaline Oxidation of Cellulose. I. Mechanism of the Degradative Oxidation of Cellulose by Hydrogen Peroxide in Presence of Alkali

“…There was, in addition, a zone at the very top and one near the bottom of the column. From the sharp middle zone there was obtained 66 mg. of crystalline material having the melting point 132-135°, and giving an undepressed melting point when mixed with a known sample of n-arabonic acid tetraacetate; literature (22) melting point, 135-136°. The rotation, [«]" +31.1°(2.1% in chloroform), is in agreement with the literature value (21), [«]" +32.5°, for n-arabonic acid tetraacetate.…”

Liquid ammonia research in 1940—A review

“…yield the ammonium salt of /3-sulfopropionamide (79). The preparation of d-arabonamide by the action of liquid ammonia on d-arabonic lactone has been reported (80). o-Cyanobiphenyl has been reduced to o-phenylbenzylamine by catalytic hydrogenation (Raney nickel) at 120°in a solvent medium consisting of a mixture of ether and liquid ammonia (81).…”

The Action of Diazomethane upon Acyclic Sugar Derivatives. IV.1 Ketose Synthesis

“…An analogous structure is probable for a whole series of acetylated aldonic acid phenylhydrazides prepared by Robbins and Upson. 16 In a preceding publication17 in this series, darabonyl chloride tetraacetate was employed as an intermediate but was not isolated. This substance exhibits a strong tendency to separate from solution as a gel but has now been characterized as a pure, crystalline compound.…”