THE STRUCTURE OF ENOL-ACETATES AND THE CORRESPONDING VINYLAMINES
LJ Roll, R Adams
Index: Roll; Adams Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1931 , vol. 53, p. 3469,3474
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Abstract
At present there has been only one method devised for the determination of the structure of enols where two or more structures are possible. This is the ozonization method of ScheiberI3 which consists merely in ozonizing any particular enol or equilibrium mixture of a keto and enol, and, after decomposing in the usual way, determining the structure of the products. There are in many instances, difficulties in the application of this method since it ...
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