1956
DOI: 10.1002/ardp.19562890704
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Über die Reaktion aromatischer Verbindungen mit Hydrogensulfit in Gegenwart von Oxydationsmitteln

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“…Some recent examples are the conversion of decalin (CDIa) to 9-decalol (CDIb) (454), of xanthenes (CDIIa) to xanthones (CDIIb) (176), of fluorene (CDIVa) to fluorenone (CDIVb) (176), of anthrone (CDIII) to anthraquinone (176), of diphenylmethane to benzophenone (176), of O-dimethylcitromycin (CD\7a) to O-dimethylcitromycinone (CDVb) (176,475), of cumene (CDVia) to cumene hydroperoxide (CDVIb) (472), of fert-butylcyclohexane to a mixture of adipic acid and iert-butyladipic acids (185), of xylenes to phthalic acids (294) and certain oxidations in the steroid field (66, 67). Similar oxidations involving aromatic rings include the oxidation of phenol to hydroquinone and of aniline to o-aminophenol and analogous reactions in the naphthalene field (492). These were carried out under alkaline conditions.…”
Section: (Ch3)2chch2ch2och2ch2ch(ch3)2 Xcdix (Ch3)2chch2cooch2ch2ch(c...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some recent examples are the conversion of decalin (CDIa) to 9-decalol (CDIb) (454), of xanthenes (CDIIa) to xanthones (CDIIb) (176), of fluorene (CDIVa) to fluorenone (CDIVb) (176), of anthrone (CDIII) to anthraquinone (176), of diphenylmethane to benzophenone (176), of O-dimethylcitromycin (CD\7a) to O-dimethylcitromycinone (CDVb) (176,475), of cumene (CDVia) to cumene hydroperoxide (CDVIb) (472), of fert-butylcyclohexane to a mixture of adipic acid and iert-butyladipic acids (185), of xylenes to phthalic acids (294) and certain oxidations in the steroid field (66, 67). Similar oxidations involving aromatic rings include the oxidation of phenol to hydroquinone and of aniline to o-aminophenol and analogous reactions in the naphthalene field (492). These were carried out under alkaline conditions.…”
Section: (Ch3)2chch2ch2och2ch2ch(ch3)2 Xcdix (Ch3)2chch2cooch2ch2ch(c...mentioning
confidence: 99%