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Lithium ferricyanide

Fig. 10. The Wien Effect for Lithium Ferricyanide at Three Concentrations. Fig. 10. The Wien Effect for Lithium Ferricyanide at Three Concentrations.
The synthesis of the lithium ferricyanide was carried out via a two-step reaction, as described by Chadwick et al. (1985) ... [Pg.247]

Potassium ferricyanide, 255 of silyl enol ethers and lithium enolates Iodosylbenzene, 151 Miscellaneous methods Palladium catalysts, 230 Tetrakis(trifluoroacetate)ruthenium,... [Pg.370]

This base (LXXII), C15H22O2N2 (mp 154° [a] +139°) occurs in L. polyphyllus and L. angustifolms 31, 51). Reduction with lithium aluminum hydride generates sparteine and the oxidation of lupanine with ferricyanide gives 17-oxolupanine. [Pg.196]

An early X-ray study of Prussian blue and some related compounds showed that in ferric ferricyanide (Berlin green), FeFe(CN)6, Prussian blue, KFeFe(CN)6. and the white insoluble K2FeFe(CN)6. there is the same arrangement of Fe atoms on a cubic face-centred lattice. In Fig. 22.5 ferrous atoms are distinguished as shaded and ferric as open circles. In (a) all the iron atoms are in the ferric state in (b) one-half the atoms are Fe and the others Fe, and alkali atoms maintain electrical neutrality. These are at the centres of alternate small cubes, and it was supposed that in hydrated compounds water molecules could also be accommodated in the interstices of the main framework. Lithium and caesium, forming... [Pg.754]

On the other hand, reductive cleavage of the dienone lactam 91 with chromium(II) chloride gave the dibenz[with lithium aluminum hydride. Deprotection of 76biosynthetic precursor of the Schelhammera alkaloids. Oxidation of the diphenol 76a by potassium ferricyanide in the two-phase system gave the expected 5,7-fused dienone 77 in 61% yield (50). [Pg.206]

C (R = OH, Ri = H) by hydriodic acid. Benzylation of this product and conversion to the acid chloride provided an acylating agent for CII, which was prepared from 0-benzyl isovanillin (Cl). The amide (CIII R, R2 = CH2C6H5, Ri = 0) was reduced by lithium aluminum hydride and palladium-on-charcoal to the desired phenol (CIII R, Ri, R2 = H), the structure of which was verified by conversion to belladine (CIII R, R2 = CH3 Ri = H) by diazomethane. Manganese dioxide, lead dioxide, silver oxide, and potassium ferricyanide were effective in the oxidation of cm (R,Ri,R2 = H)to( + )-narwedine. A maximum yield of 1.4% was obtained. Polymerization products predominated in all cases 103). [Pg.351]

In the improvement of DNPDOH (2,2-dinitro-1,3-propanediol) [66], used sodium nitrite was reduced from 4 times to the equal amount, the amounts of sodium persulfate and potassium ferricyanide were adjusted, which reduced the impact of carbon emission pollution on the environment, and the cost of synthesis was reduced. The synthesis yield was 68 % after improvement, and lower than the production cost is much lower than that of silver nitration method. Major improvement in electrochemical synthesis of DNPOH is that In the first step, sodium hydroxide solution was added to an aqueous solution of 2-nitropropanol after 45 min of stirring at room temperature, lithium perchlorate solution and sodium nitrite solution were added to prepare the deprotonated 2-nitropropanol solution in the second step, deprotonated 2-nitro-propanol solution is added into the working electrode chamber and the reference electrode chamber of the electrolytic cell, and electrolytic reaction is continued for about 1 h under nitrogen for 20 min. Finally DNPOH will be obtained with a yield of about 40 %. The reaction mechanism is ... [Pg.169]

A new one-pot synthesis of azo-compounds from hydrazodicarboxylic acid esters appears to be an improvement over existing methods for the same transformation. Cleavage of (54) with lithium methyl mercaptide and subsequent oxidation with aqueous potassium ferricyanide at 0 °C gives the azo-compound (55) in 82% yield (Scheme 34). [Pg.177]


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