Hand book of Chemistry volume 14
Hand book of Chemistry volume 14
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Ann. Pharm. 102, 119. Sieveking. Dissertation iiber Cuminol unci Cymen. Gott. 1857; abstr. An7i. Pharm. 106, 260. 184 PRIMARY NUCLEUS C^W\ J. Trapp. Feiersh. Acad. Bull. 16, 296; Ann. Fharm. 108, 886; J. Pr. Chem. 74, 428. Cymeii, Cymol, Camphogen (Delalande). Camphene, Hydride of Thymyl, Thymyl- wasserstoff. Sources. In Roman oil of cumin, the volatile oil of Cuminum Cymmum (Gerhardt &c Cahours. For the amount see p. 144. )— -In the volatile oil of water-hemlock {Cicuta virosa). (Trapp, p. 145...); in the volatile oil of Ptychotis Ajowan, according to Haines; but according to Stenhouse, it does not occur in that oil (see Thymol. ) — In volatile oil of thyme (Lallemand. ) Mixed with thymene, it forms the greater part of that which distils below 180", and may be obtaiued by agitation with oil of vitriol, which dissolves the thymene, while cymene floats on the surface (Lallemand). Formation. 1 . In the dry distillation of coal, passing over into the lighter, but for the most part into the heavy oil of coal-tar (Mansfield.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ann. Pharm. 102, 119. Sieveking. Dissertation iiber Cuminol unci Cymen. Gott. 1857; abstr. An7i. Pharm. 106, 260. 184 PRIMARY NUCLEUS C^W\ J. Trapp. Feiersh. Acad. Bull. 16, 296; Ann. Fharm. 108, 886; J. Pr. Chem. 74, 428. Cymeii, Cymol, Camphogen (Delalande). Camphene, Hydride of Thymyl, Thymyl- wasserstoff. Sources. In Roman oil of cumin, the volatile oil of Cuminum Cymmum (Gerhardt &c Cahours. For the amount see p. 144. )— -In the volatile oil of water-hemlock {Cicuta virosa). (Trapp, p. 145...); in the volatile oil of Ptychotis Ajowan, according to Haines; but according to Stenhouse, it does not occur in that oil (see Thymol. ) — In volatile oil of thyme (Lallemand. ) Mixed with thymene, it forms the greater part of that which distils below 180", and may be obtaiued by agitation with oil of vitriol, which dissolves the thymene, while cymene floats on the surface (Lallemand). Formation. 1 . In the dry distillation of coal, passing over into the lighter, but for the most part into the heavy oil of coal-tar (Mansfield.
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