1957
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19570901034
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XVI. Mitteil. über isomere und homologe Reihen. Homologe Reihen von Trialkyl‐Carbinolen mit Zwei Identischen Alkylgruppen; Einfluss der Grundgruppe auf die Homologe Reihe

Abstract: Die homologen Reihen der Di-tridecyl-alkyl-carbinole bis Di-octadecyl-alkylcarbinole von Alkyl = CI bis Czl werden durch Grignard-Synthesen entweder aus 1 Mol. syrnrn. Dialkylketon und 1 Mol. Mg-Alkyljodid, oder aus 1 Mol.Fettsaureester und 2 Moll. Mg-Alkyljodid dargestellt. Der EinfluB der systematisch veranderten Grundgruppen auf den Schmelzpunktsverlauf in den homologen Reihen wird diskutiert.In homologen, bi-, tri-und tetra-homologen Reihen zeigen die physikalischen Eigenschaften wie Schmelzpunkte, Dichten… Show more

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“…What is the source of the apparent changes in structure when the short alkyl chain goes from C2 to C3, from C5 to C6, and from C9 to C10 (or is it from C10 to C11)? The R ln(3) entropy term discussed above can explain a maximum when the variable chain matches the fixed chains (at C14, C16, or C18), but what of the subsequent change in structure, and why is there a local maximum at four carbons beyond the point of symmetry in every case?…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…What is the source of the apparent changes in structure when the short alkyl chain goes from C2 to C3, from C5 to C6, and from C9 to C10 (or is it from C10 to C11)? The R ln(3) entropy term discussed above can explain a maximum when the variable chain matches the fixed chains (at C14, C16, or C18), but what of the subsequent change in structure, and why is there a local maximum at four carbons beyond the point of symmetry in every case?…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%