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Nachweis und Bestimmung organischer Verbindungen (2. Band)

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Persistent identifier:: 1670259072

Author:: Meyer, Hans

Title:: Lehrbuch der organisch-chemischen Methodik

Type of content:: Lehrbuch

Year of publication:: 1922

Place of publication:: Wien

Publisher of the original:: Verlag von Julius Springer

Identifier (digital):: 1670259072

Language:: German

Additional Notes:: Bände 1-3,2 erschienen von 1922-1940

Document type:: Multivolume work

Volume

Persistent identifier:: 1670273296

Author:: Meyer, Hans

Title:: Nachweis und Bestimmung organischer Verbindungen

Sub title:: mit 11 Abbildungen

Scope:: XII, 426 Seiten

Type of content:: Lehrbuch

DOI:: 10.14463/KXP:1670273296

Year of publication:: 1933

Place of publication:: Berlin

Publisher of the original:: Verlag von Julius Springer

Identifier (digital):: 1670273296

Illustration:: Illustrationen

Signature of the source:: a 368(2)

Language:: German

Usage licence:: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Publisher of the digital copy:: Technische Informationsbibliothek Hannover

Place of publication of the digital copy:: Hannover

Year of publication of the original:: 2019

Document type:: Volume

Collection:: Chemistry

Chapter

Title:: 458. 3-Oxynaphthoesäure-2.

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Structure type:: Chapter

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Ser). 
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99). 
924). 
— 337 — 
Chlorlacton!. GelblichweiBe Nadeln, F. 184—185° (aus Eisessig). 
Bromlacton!. Feine, weiße Nadeln, F. 192° (aus Eisessig). 
Nitrolacton*. Feine, gelbe Nadeln, F. 242° (aus Eisessig). 
Bestimmung durch T'itration in üblicher Weise. 
457. 1-Oxynaphthoesäure-2. 
OH 
AN OOH 
site, (C 
Nadeln, P. 191—192?? (aus Alkohol oder Ather)®. Gegen kochendes Wasser 
nicht beständig*. 
Nachweis. Die wässerige Losung wird durch Æisenchlorid grünlichblau ge- 
fárbt^. 
Methylester*. "Tafeln, F.78? (aus Methylalkohol). 
Athylester*. F. 49° (aus Alkohol). Benzoylderivat F. 51°5, 
Phenylesters. F. 96°. 
Naphthylester$. F. 138°. 
’hlorid”. Gelbe Nadeln, F. 85—86° (aus Petroläther). 
Amid?. Nadeln, F. 202? (aus Methylalkohol). 
Methoxynaphthoesäures. Nadeln, F.127? (aus verd. Alkohol). Silbersalz, 
Nadeln (aus Wasser). 
Bestimmung durch "ration in üblicher Weise. 
458. 3-Oxynaphthoesäure-2. 
N\C00H 
CHO, == OH . 
Gelbe Blättchen, F. 222—223° (aus Wasser, Aceton, Fisessig oder Alkohol)? 1, 
Nachweis. Die wässerige Lôsung wird durch Æisenchlorid blau gefürbt?. 
Methylester '» 1?, Schwach gelbe Nadeln, F.73—74° (aus verd. Methylalkohol). 
Acetylderivat seidenglánzende Nadeln, F.101? (aus Essigsäure), 
Athylester!*. Nädelchen, F. 85° (aus Eisessig). Acetylderivat monoklin-pris- 
matische Tafeln oder Prismen, F.82—83°. Benzoylderivat F. 98° 5 14 15, 
Phenylester!$. Blátter, F. 128—129? (aus Alkohol -- Wasser). Acetylderivat, 
F.186? (aus Essigester). 
Chlorid!® 11.17, Citronengelbe, prismatische Krystalle, F. 99° (aus Hexan). 
Amid 17, Gelbe Nadeln, F.217—218? (aus Eisessig oder Alkohol). 
Aniid!i^", Perlmutterglànzende Blättchen, F. 243—244° (aus Eisessig). 
Acetoxynaphthoesdure® 1°, Farblose Nadeln, F. 184—186° (aus Alkohol). 
  
! EKsTRAND: J. pr. (2) 38, 278 (1888). 
* ANSCHÜTZ, WEBER, RUNKEL: À. 346, 361 (1906). — Passerini: G. 55, 555 (1925). 
3 SCHAEFFER: À. 152, 291 (1869). * ScumrrT, BURKARD: B. 20, 2699 (1887). 
5 LAssAR-CouN, LOWENSTEIN: B. 41, 3365 (1908). 
$ DRP. 43713 (1887). 
7 ELLER: A. 152, 277 (1869). — HAns MEYER: M. 22, 790 (1901). 
8 HÜBNER: M. 15, 735 (1894). 9 ScCHMITT, BURKARD: B. 20, 2702 (1887). 
10 LESSER, KRANEPUKL, Gap: B. 58, 2115 (1925). 
11 Hans MEYER: M. 22, 791 (1901). 1 AUWERS: Z. phys. 18, 613 (1895). 
13 GRADENWITZ: B. 27, 2624 (1894). 14 RosENBERG: B. 25, 3635 (1892). 
15 Fock: Z. Kr. 29, 285 (1898). — WiLkE: Diss. Rostock 1895, 6. 
16 STROHBACH: B. 34, 4144 (1901). 17 Fries: B. 58, 2848 (1925). 
Meyer, Organische Verbindungen. 22

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