1949
DOI: 10.1002/jlac.19495630116
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Vergleichende Untersuchung des Fichten‐ und Buchen‐Lignins

Abstract: Lignin mird bei der Abtrennung von den begleitcnden Kohlehydraten verandert. In mdchein Umfangc dies geschieht, ist schwer zu errnessen und hangt voni Trennungsverfaliren ah. Alan niiiB daher die verschiedenen Ligninpraparate untersuchen, wie sie anfallen, man mu13 sie vergleichen und vcrsuehcn, von ihnen auf den Zustand des Lignins im Holze zu schlie8m. Durch Verglcich von Praparaten aus verschiedciirn Holzarten werden weitere Einblicke gewonnen. Die vorliegcnde Untersuchung ist am Lignin der europaischen Fic… Show more

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“…This work was supported in part by a grant from the Petroleum Research Fund administered by the American Chemical Society. 25,1966 Abstract: The mass spectra of all possible methyl phenyl, and diphenyl mono-, di-, and trithiocarbonates and of a number of methyl-and phenyl-substituted carbamates and mono-and dithiocarbamates have been examined in order to compare the possible elimination of CS, COS, or CS2 with the well-documented one of CO and C02. Rearrangement, with elimination of the central portion of the moleculef is insignificant in the case of the carbamates and thiocarbamates.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This work was supported in part by a grant from the Petroleum Research Fund administered by the American Chemical Society. 25,1966 Abstract: The mass spectra of all possible methyl phenyl, and diphenyl mono-, di-, and trithiocarbonates and of a number of methyl-and phenyl-substituted carbamates and mono-and dithiocarbamates have been examined in order to compare the possible elimination of CS, COS, or CS2 with the well-documented one of CO and C02. Rearrangement, with elimination of the central portion of the moleculef is insignificant in the case of the carbamates and thiocarbamates.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It is well known that cuoxam lignin is readily obtained in good yield by alternately treating wood with boiling l % sulphuric acid (or 7% oxalic acid) and cold cuprammonium hydroxide, and that the acid hydrolysis is an essential step in the process (41,46). Even under these conditions the residual lignin still contains 2-4% carbohydrate (40). Like the lignins prepared by the action of concentrated mineral acids, cuoxam lignin differs from native lignin in that it is insoluble in organic solvente.…”
Section: The Acid Hydrolysis Of Woodmentioning
confidence: 99%