1931
DOI: 10.1002/jlac.19314850102
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Über Phyllo‐ und Pseudo‐phyllo‐erythrin

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“…Cautious reduction with hydriodic acid and glacial acetic acid proved fruitful in results here; application of this method to pheophorbide and to chlorin e yielded fundamentally different results. The pheophorbides gave pheoporphyrins; chlorin e gave chloroporphyrins (3,4,31,32,33,34,10). Spectroscopically, essential differences between the two classes were manifest.…”
Section: H3cfi-cjh6mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cautious reduction with hydriodic acid and glacial acetic acid proved fruitful in results here; application of this method to pheophorbide and to chlorin e yielded fundamentally different results. The pheophorbides gave pheoporphyrins; chlorin e gave chloroporphyrins (3,4,31,32,33,34,10). Spectroscopically, essential differences between the two classes were manifest.…”
Section: H3cfi-cjh6mentioning
confidence: 99%