The Preparation of Some Mono-and Dialkylcyclohexanes
FK Signaigo, PL Cramer
Index: Signaigo; Cramer Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1933 , vol. 55, p. 3326,3330
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Abstract
Summary A synthesis of camphor from bornyl chloride, passing through isobornylaniline and camphor: mil, has been described. The yield of camphor from bornyl chloride by this procedure is 89%. The action of nickel catalysts on isobornylaniline has been found to result, according to the conditions, in camphor anil, or a mixture of camphene and aniline.
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