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Thiobutyric acid

Thioazolium ions, as catalysts for conjugate addition of aldehydes, 59, 57 Thiobutyric acid, 55, 129, 131 Thioketals, conversion to vinyl sulfides,... [Pg.122]

Mansouri S, AW Bunch (1989) Bacterial synthesis from 2-oxo-4-thiobutyric acid and from methionine. J Gen Microbiol 135 2819-2827. [Pg.583]

Cystinuria. VII. Metabolism of S-methylcysteine, of y-thiobutyric acid, and of y-dithiobutyric acid. Ibid., 119, 689 (1937). With E. Brand and C. F. Cahill. [Pg.17]

Normally (11) and (12) are indistinguishable either form can be isolated by salt or ester formation. Compound (11) is termed the O-acid (thiono) and (12) the S-acid (thiolo). For simple acids, the prefix thio is used for example, MeCH2CH2COSH is thiobutyric acid. For more complex structures, the suffix thioic acid is used for example,... [Pg.21]

Attempts to prepare thiocarboxylic acid lead esters using thiobutyric acid were described by Ulrich in 1859 [314]. Lead bis(thiobenzoate) can be obtained in good yields by the reaction of (CH3COO)2Pb or (PhS)2Pb with thiobenzoic acid [39]. Four routes to organoplumbyl thiocarboxylates RCOE)xPbR4 x (E=S x=l, 2) have been developed (1) Ph3PbSLi-i-RCOCl [77, 280] (2) R PbCl + alkali... [Pg.48]

Diaminopelargonic acid [172] E. coli S-Adenosyl-2-oxomethyl- thiobutyrate... [Pg.317]


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