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D -sultones

After a residence time of 15-20 min at a slightly elevated temperature (35°C), the jS-sultones have virtually disappeared and the D-sultones are only present... [Pg.663]

MR Harnden, RL Jarret, MR Boyed, D Sulton, RA Vene Hodge. Prodrugs of the selective antiherpesvirus agent 9-[4-hydroxy-3-(hydroxymethyl) but 1-yl] guanine (BRL 39123) with improved gastrointestinal absorption properties. J Med Chem 32 1738-1743, 1989. [Pg.231]

Table 8 Hydrolysis rates of C and D sultones at various lemperatur C sultones (1,3) (Gamma sultones) hydrolysis rates... Table 8 Hydrolysis rates of C and D sultones at various lemperatur C sultones (1,3) (Gamma sultones) hydrolysis rates...
FIG. 3 GC analysis of methyl esters of C14/C16 a-olefin sulfonate mixture. Peak assignments A, methyl 3-tetradecene sulfonate B, sultone from dehydration of tetradecane hydroxysulfonate C, methyl 3-hexadecene sulfonate D, sultone from dehydration of hexade-cane hydroxysulfonate. (Reprinted with permission from Ref. 7. Copyright 1995 by Karl Hanser Verlag.)... [Pg.306]

Neutralization of the sulfonation product from a-olefins is more complex than neutralization of the corresponding products of alkylbenzenes. This is because the S03-a-olefin acid product contains about 50% free sulfonic acid, the rest being C(l,3) and D(l,4) sultones, assuming that with acid aging the 0(1,2) sultones have disappeared. In the case of a-olefins an excess of caustic (1.5-2.0% excess) must be added to neutralize both the sulfonic acid initially present and that formed on subsequent hydrolysis of the C(l,3) and D(l,4) sultones. The sultones (ring-structured esters) cannot be converted to their proper salts by a simple neutralization but need a hydrolysis step. [Pg.669]

Doak, S.M., Simpson, B.J., Hunt, P.F. Stevenson, D.E. (1976) The carcinogenic response in mice to the topical application of propane sultone to the skin. Toxicology, 6, 139-154... [Pg.1101]

CH2OH and the sultone F5S d)FCF20 02 265). Mechanistically, the sodium fluoride, the alcohol, or both serve as a catalyst for the rearrangement of the sultone (265,266). The esters formed in this fashion are stable in the presence of F ion at ambient or higher temperatures. The spectral data (IR H, 19F, and 13C NMR and mass) for these... [Pg.160]

Roberts, D.W. and Williams, D.L. (1982) The derivation of quantitative correlations between skin sensitisation and physico-chemical parameters for alkylating agents and their application to experimental data for sultones. f Theor. Biol, 99, 807-825. [Pg.1156]

Matonic acid derivatives have been widely used to synthesize fused pyran-2-ones from 2-hydroxyacetophenones [3337]. The uses of cyanoacetamide have been reviewed [3114], An interesting alternative to these malonic acid-based reagents is diphenyl sulphoacetate (29.5a) which reacts in a mildly basic environment. Variations (29.5b-d) on its structure (see table) have been studied and some of these lead to sultones (29.6) instead of coumarins [2741]. [Pg.177]

Xlll 1MPT,XIV Siilpholane, XV - Tctrahydrothiopb.ene-l-oxide, XVI - 1,4-Butanc sultone, XV ll - 2,6-Litidine-A-oxide, XVlll - 2.2,6,6-Tetramethyl-4-pipcridone-1 -oxy d. [Pg.549]

Propane sultone Formula CsHgOsS CAS 1120-71-4 RTECS RP5425000 IDLH Ca [N.D.]... [Pg.264]

I D , Nation 117 I Dgxp, Nation 117 D , 65% sultonated PEEKK Dexp. 65% sultonated PEEKK... [Pg.400]

Peanutamide MIPA Pentadecyl alcohol 1,3-Propane sultone Ricinoleic acid 4-(2-Su Ifoethy I )-pyri d i ne... [Pg.5394]

The hydrolysis reaction of C(l,3) and D(l,4) sultones can be described as pseudo first order in the conversion of sultones ... [Pg.105]

The combination of neutralisation/hydrolysis gives a product containing about 55-65% alkene sulphonates and 25-35% hydroxy alkane sulphonates and 5-15% disulphonates. The C(l,3) sultones and D(l,4) sultones have virtually disappeared in the plug flow reactor with a residence time of 30 minutes at HO C. The ratio between initial and final concentration of delta (1,4) sultones will be ... [Pg.106]


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