The Identification of Organic Compounds
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137.
Reduction with sodium amalgam produces benzoic acid.
ra-Chlorobenzoie Acid, M. P. 153.
p-Chlorobenzoie Acid, M. P. 236.
o-Bromobenzoie Acid, C 6 H 4 M - m-Nitrobenzoic Acid, M. P. 141. P-Nitrobenzoic Acid, M. P. 238.
These acids can be reduced to the corresponding amino-acids by tin and hydochloric acid.
o-Nitrocinnamic Acid, C fl : CH . COOHj M. P. 237-240.
m-Nitroeinnamie Acid, light yellow needles. M. P. 197.
p-Nitrocinnamic Acid, M. P. 286.
Oxidation with alkaline potassium permangana...te solution converts these acids into the corresponding nitrobenzaldehyde and nitrobenzoic acid.
D. AMINO ACIDS.
Aminoacetic Acid (glycine), CH 2 NH 2 -COOH, M. P. 232, with decomposition, is converted by nitrous acid into glycollic acid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
137.
Reduction with sodium amalgam produces benzoic acid.
ra-Chlorobenzoie Acid, M. P. 153.
p-Chlorobenzoie Acid, M. P. 236.
o-Bromobenzoie Acid, C 6 H 4 M - m-Nitrobenzoic Acid, M. P. 141. P-Nitrobenzoic Acid, M. P. 238.
These acids can be reduced to the corresponding amino-acids by tin and hydochloric acid.
o-Nitrocinnamic Acid, C fl : CH . COOHj M. P. 237-240.
m-Nitroeinnamie Acid, light yellow needles. M. P. 197.
p-Nitrocinnamic Acid, M. P. 286.
Oxidation with alkaline potassium permangana...te solution converts these acids into the corresponding nitrobenzaldehyde and nitrobenzoic acid.
D. AMINO ACIDS.
Aminoacetic Acid (glycine), CH 2 NH 2 -COOH, M. P. 232, with decomposition, is converted by nitrous acid into glycollic acid.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ballingall Neave to read onlineMoreLess
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