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Diethyl ether Ethyl ether 108 C4Hi 0 1-Octanal n- Octal de hyde 120 CsHi,0... [Pg.99]

The stereochemistry of the 1,4-addition to A -octal-l-one and 1,1-di-methyl-A -octal-2-one has been investigated by House and Marshall, respectively. In summary, steric and stereoelectronic factors play a part in the mechanism of conjugate addition of Grignard compounds. With methylmagnesium iodide, the introduction of an axial methyl group into steroidal 5a-A -3-ketones (3) and 5 -A -3-ketones (6) is favored by stereo-electronic factors in the transition state. [Pg.54]

In this experiment, advantage is made of the fact that lithium-ammonia reduction usually proceeds to give trans-fused Decalins 4). Thus, hydrogenation of A -octal one-2 over palladium catalyst gives essentially cw-2-decalone as the product, whereas the lithium-ammonia reduction of the octalone gives the trans ring fusion. [Pg.27]

S, R, 9uR )-6-(3,4-dimethoxyphenyl)-octal ydro-8-hydmxy-4H-quinolizm-4-one141 yield 81 %... [Pg.845]

TABLE 3-1 Percent Cis Ring-fused Product Obtained on Hydrogenation of Octal-1 (9)-en-2-one (9), Testosterone and Cholestenone... [Pg.329]

Stabilised zirconium oxide o- 700-1000 Sen octal odder Impure hydropra Air 10.000 hours life demonstrated In single cells. Multi kilowatt systems In design. [Pg.656]

It should be said that the phase plane of itself cannot be guaranteed to give the whole behavior, for, in computing phase planes, one cannot be sure that one has started in the regions of attraction of all the steady or periodic solutions present. In 1956, the theory that is needed for this to be done systematically was 20 years into the future, and the calculating engines were just beginning to become really powerful. Fortran had not been invented, and each cell had to be addressed by its number, in octal 7... [Pg.77]

However, the 0,01-dimethyl octal one 129 and the tricyclic enone 132 behaved differently. Marshall and Andersen (45) obtained from 129 a mixture of isomers 130 and 131 (54% axial and 46% equatorial, when R=isopropyl and 82% axial and 17% equatorial when R=methyl) while Spencer and collaborators (46) isolated a =1 1 mixture of 133 and 134 from 132. By comparison with enones 127 which have an angular methyl group, the replacement of that group for a hydrogen atom in 129 and 132 must have eased the approach of the reagent on the top face to give products 131 and 134 with the equatorial alkyl group via a boat-like transition state. [Pg.123]

The above stereoelectronic arguments were proposed by Stork and Darling (61) to explain why the more stable isomer is not necessarily always obtained (62). For example, reduction of the octal one 221 with lithium-ammonia-ethanol followed by oxidation afforded the trans-2-decalone 222 even though the isomeric cis-2-decalone 223 is about 2 kcal/mol more stable than 222. Conformation 226 of the enolate dianion is the most favored sterically but it is electronically disfavored. Conformations 224 and 225 are both electronically favored but 225 is less favored sterically than 224. Therefore,... [Pg.324]

P robiem 6. Convert a decimal number (3 4 8 9 2)wto its octal equivalent. Solution. [Pg.44]

Octal to decimal conversion. We know that only 8 digits (0 to 7) are used in octal system. It is clear now that digits used in octal system cannot be more than 7. For converting an octal number to decimal, same steps are applicable as from binary system to decimal. [Pg.44]

Problem 7. Convert (6 5 3 4 2)s octal number to its equivalent decimal number. [Pg.45]

Octal digit Place position Place value ... [Pg.45]

Hexadecimal to decimal conversion. The system of number conversion from hexadecimal to decimal system is same as from binary to decimal and octal to decimal. The difference is only of their base value because binary number system has its base value as 2, octal has 8 and hexadecimal has 16. This can be understood by the following problem. [Pg.46]


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