Iodo Derivatives of Phenyl Ether. II. Studies in Orientation

RQ Brewster, HS Choguill

Index: Brewster; Choguill Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1939 , vol. 61, p. 2702

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2702 R. 9. BREWSTER AND ws CHOGUILL Vol. 61 next placed ma bottle and sufficient toluene was added to prevent mold growl h. The bottle, stoppered with cork, was kept at a temperature of 35-40" for ten days. At the end of the hydrolysis period1*(us~ ully less than ten days) the calculated amount of dilute sulfuric acid was added to set free the galacturonic acid from its sodium salt. The hydrolyzate was clarified by filtration using infusorial earth ...