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Addition of Hydrogen Cyanide to Give Cyanohydrins

Wolff-Kishner reduction complements the Cletnmensen and thioacetal desulfurization methods of deoxygenating aldehydes and ketones. Thus, the Clemmensen reduction is unsuitable for compounds containing acid-sensitive groups, and hydrogenation of multiple bonds can accompany desulfurization with hydrogen and Raney nickel. Such functional groups are generally not affected by Wolff-Kishner conditions. [Pg.767]

Wolff-Kishner reduction aids in alkylbenzene synthesis [Pg.767]

We have already seen that the products of Friedel-Crafts acylations may be converted into alkyl benzenes by using Cletnmensen reduction. Wolff-Kishner deoxygenation also is frequently employed for this purpose and is particularly useful for add-sensitive, base-stable substrates. [Pg.767]

Wolff-Kishner Reduction of a Friedel-Crafts Acylation Product [Pg.767]

Propose a synthesis of hexylbenzene from hexanoic acid. [Pg.767]


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Addition of Hydrogen Cyanide

Addition of Hydrogen Cyanide Cyanohydrins

Addition of hydrogen

Addition, hydrogenation

Additives, hydrogenated

Cyanides hydrogen cyanide

Cyanides, addition

Cyanohydrine

Cyanohydrins

Hydrogen cyanid

Hydrogen cyanide

Hydrogen cyanide addition

Hydrogenative addition

Of cyanide

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