Barton, John

Barton, John, and Richard Rogers, 1997. Chemical Reaction Hazards, A Guide to Safety, Rugby, U.K. Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE). 

Barton, John H. 2004. TRIPS and the Global Pharmaceutical Market. Health Affairs. 23 (3) ... 

Barton, John and Rogers, Richard Chemical Reaction Hazards A Guide to Safety... 

L. L. Barton, G. V. John.son, K. Schitoskcy, and M. Wertz. Sidcrophore-mediated iron metabolism in growth and nitrogen fixation by alfalfa nodulated with Rhizobium meliloii. J. PhuU Nmr. 79 1201 (1996). 

John and coworkers78 and Barton and coworkers109 have successfully reduced the isocyano, isothiocyano and isoselenato groups to the corresponding hydrocarbon when the reaction is initiated with AIBN. The general reaction is shown in equation 83. 

Submitted by Derek H. R, Barton,1 John MacKinnon, Roland N. Perchet, and Chi-Lam (Ivan) Tse. 

Barton, D. H. R. Beaton, J. M. Geller, L. E. Pechet, M. M. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1960, 82, 2640. In 1960, Derek Barton took a vacation in Cambridge, Massachusetts he worked in a small research institute called the Research Institute for Medicine and Chemistry. In order to make the adrenocortical hormone aldosterol. Barton invented the Barton nitrite photolysis by simply writing down on a piece of paper what he thought would be an ideal process. His skilled collaborator. Dr. John Beaton, was able to reduce it to practice. They were able to make 40 to 50 g of aldosterol at a time when the total world supply was only about 10 mg. Barton considered it his most satisfying piece of work. 

Ball. A.S. Bacterial Cell Culture. John Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, NY, 1997. Barton. L.L Sulfate-Reducing Bactena. Plenum Publishing Corporation, New York, NY, 1995. 

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