Commercial Oxidation of Geraniol to Geranial
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Upon the evaporation of the benzol it was found to contain no geranial.
CHEMISTRY GERANIOL 2,6 Dirr-ethyl-octadiene 2,6 (ol) ?
H H H H H H HC-C=C-C-C-C-C-G-OH H HCH H H HCH H H H Geraniol is distinguished from other members of the geraniol-citronellol family by its optical inactivity, higher boiling point and higher specific gravity. It is the "lemonol" of Barbier Bouveault, and the "rhodinol" of Erdmann and Huth and of Poleck. Both as such and as ester it is found rather frequently in volatile... oils. It constitutes the bulk palmarosa oil, of German and Turkish rose oils, and is found in appreciable quantities in the oils of geranium, citronella, and lemon-grass. It has further been found in the oils of gingergrass, Canada snakeroot, ylang- ylang, champaca flowers, Eucalyptus Macarthuri, and several other oils. As acetate it occurs in the needle oil of Callitria glauca and a fev.' others. It also occurs as valerianate, oapron- ate, and tiglinate. It is thus the most im- portant alcoholic constituent o^ this group of essential oils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon the evaporation of the benzol it was found to contain no geranial.
CHEMISTRY GERANIOL 2,6 Dirr-ethyl-octadiene 2,6 (ol) ?
H H H H H H HC-C=C-C-C-C-C-G-OH H HCH H H HCH H H H Geraniol is distinguished from other members of the geraniol-citronellol family by its optical inactivity, higher boiling point and higher specific gravity. It is the "lemonol" of Barbier Bouveault, and the "rhodinol" of Erdmann and Huth and of Poleck. Both as such and as ester it is found rather frequently in volatile... oils. It constitutes the bulk palmarosa oil, of German and Turkish rose oils, and is found in appreciable quantities in the oils of geranium, citronella, and lemon-grass. It has further been found in the oils of gingergrass, Canada snakeroot, ylang- ylang, champaca flowers, Eucalyptus Macarthuri, and several other oils. As acetate it occurs in the needle oil of Callitria glauca and a fev.' others. It also occurs as valerianate, oapron- ate, and tiglinate. It is thus the most im- portant alcoholic constituent o^ this group of essential oils.
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