Methyl ethers of D-glucose

Boeseken, J., The Use of Boric Acid for the Determination of the Configuration of Carbohydrates, IV, 189-210 Bonner, William A., Friedel-Crafts and Grignard Processes in the Carbohydrate Series, VI, 251-289 Bourne, E. J., and Peat, Stanley, The Methyl Ethers of D-Glucose, V, 145-190 Bourne, E. J. See also, Barker, S. A. 

The following Tables (II, III, and IV) record appropriate data and references relating to the methyl ethers of some hexuronic acids and their derivatives. In the case of methyl ethers of aldobiouronic acids (Table V), data have been recorded only for crystalline derivatives. Where uronic acids have been characterized by reduction to the corresponding hexose, reference should be made to the previous articles in this series dealing with the methyl ethers of D-glucose,71 D-galactose,72 and D-mannose.73... 

E. J. Bourne and Stanley Peat, The Methyl Ethers of D-Glucose. 145... 

The chief chemical use of such nitrates has arisen from opportunities to take advantage of their stability, the easy, selective removal of the nitrate groups from certain positions, and their ready and complete denitration by reductive processes. These properties have permitted preparation of several new methyl ethers of D-glucose, D-galactose, and D-fructose. ... 

Component Methyl ether of D-glucose Yield, % Mole ratio... 

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