Synthesis of ?,?-dimethyl-p-phenoxystyrene

Rudenko, M. G.; Turyanchik, I. G.

doi:10.1007/bf01176061

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“…2), and indeed the pyrolytic production of acetone was verified by passing the gaseous pyrolysis products through a solution of 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazine and isolating the hydrazone of acetone. A similar medtanism has also been proposed by Rudenko and Konsinska (29), who pyrolyzed propionic acid at 50o-8oo° C and obtained diethyl ketone and a number of alkyl benzenes (Fig. 3).…”

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Studies on the Pyrogenesis of Tobacco Smoke Constituents (A Review)

Chortyk¹,

Schlotzhauer²

1973

Beiträge Zur Tabakforschung / Contributions to Tobacco Research

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Recent studies on the pyrogenesis of tobacco smoke constituents have been reviewed. Where appropriate, representative studies on pyrolyses of compounds reportedly present in tobacco leaf have been included. Various experimental conditions such as temperature, gaseous environment, and thermal stability of precursor were considered in light of current understanding of the smoking process. Attempts to alter the chemical constituents of smoke by use of additives have been discussed. Finally, various smoke constituents have been correlated with pyrolyses of leaf constituents in further hopes of better understanding the complex processes that produce tobacco smoke

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“…A sharp thermal gradient occurs immediately behind the burning cone with tobacco smoldering by natural convection. Thus, a (28) Pectin (63), triglycerides (36) Amino acids (44, 45), propionic acid (29), sugars (59, 60, 61)…”

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Studies on the Pyrogenesis of Tobacco Smoke Constituents (A Review)

Chortyk¹,

Schlotzhauer²

1973

Beiträge Zur Tabakforschung / Contributions to Tobacco Research

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Synthesis of ?,?-dimethyl-p-phenoxystyrene

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Studies on the Pyrogenesis of Tobacco Smoke Constituents (A Review)

Studies on the Pyrogenesis of Tobacco Smoke Constituents (A Review)

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