Phosphonitrilic chloride as activator of carboxylic acids. Formation of amides and hydrazides
L Caglioti, M Poloni, G Rosini
Index: Caglioti,L. et al. Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1968 , vol. 33, # 7 p. 2979 - 2981
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Abstract
Hydrogenation of Trimesic Acid.-A slurry of trimesic acid (three parts) in water (five parts) was hydrogenated at 150'and 15OOpsig using as catalyst 5% palladium on carbon in the amount of 5% based on trimesic acid. Hydrogen uptake ceased in 3 hr. Catalyst was filtered from the otherwise homogeneous product. In order to preserve isomer ratio, the total solids (mp 175-2M0, acid number 762 (theory 778), were recovered by evaporation of solvent ...
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