Compound Formation in Phenol Cresol Mixtures
Compound Formation in Phenol Cresol Mixtures
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(under 760 mm. Pressure) of m-cresol is 202. 1, of p-cresol 202. 5. In the cases of phenol and p-cresol or phenol and o-cresol the differences in b. P. Are sufficient to permit of their separation by fractiona- tion. (See Dawson and Mountford, loc. Cit. , p. 937).
2 Kendall and Carpenter, loc. Cit.
'Kendall, J. A. C. S. , 88, 1315 (1916).
12 was no detectable impurity present it is probable that the para com- pound is considerably more sensitive to light than its homologues. The data presented ...below in Table III were obtained with the use of freshly-prepared material.
TABLE III PHENOL - P-CRESOL Mol. % Cresol Spec. Cond. X 10 8 Viscosity 0. 08945 0. 09463 0. 09835 0. 1042 0. 1099 0. 1175 0. 1218 0. 1327 0. 1474 SYSTEMS CONTAINING TWO CRESOLS In Tables IV, V and VI below, the conductivity and viscosity results for the binary cresol mixtures are given.
TABLE IV . % Cresol Spec. Cond. X 10 8 0. 0 8. 84 12. 17 7. 151 24. 13 5. 863 36. 15 4. 972 47. 82 4. 201 61. 49 3. 423 68. 09 3. 012 84.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(under 760 mm. Pressure) of m-cresol is 202. 1, of p-cresol 202. 5. In the cases of phenol and p-cresol or phenol and o-cresol the differences in b. P. Are sufficient to permit of their separation by fractiona- tion. (See Dawson and Mountford, loc. Cit. , p. 937).
2 Kendall and Carpenter, loc. Cit.
'Kendall, J. A. C. S. , 88, 1315 (1916).
12 was no detectable impurity present it is probable that the para com- pound is considerably more sensitive to light than its homologues. The data presented ...below in Table III were obtained with the use of freshly-prepared material.
TABLE III PHENOL - P-CRESOL Mol. % Cresol Spec. Cond. X 10 8 Viscosity 0. 08945 0. 09463 0. 09835 0. 1042 0. 1099 0. 1175 0. 1218 0. 1327 0. 1474 SYSTEMS CONTAINING TWO CRESOLS In Tables IV, V and VI below, the conductivity and viscosity results for the binary cresol mixtures are given.
TABLE IV . % Cresol Spec. Cond. X 10 8 0. 0 8. 84 12. 17 7. 151 24. 13 5. 863 36. 15 4. 972 47. 82 4. 201 61. 49 3. 423 68. 09 3. 012 84.
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