Preparation of D-glucose dibenzamide from pentabenzoyl-D-α-glucose [19]
THE usual reaction product of the treatment of the acylated nitriles of aldonic acids with ammonia are the aldose diacetamides1. A variation of this reaction was found when Hockett and Chandler2, by treating hexa-acetyl-D-α-glucoheptonic acid nitrile with ammonia, obtained N-acetyl-D-glucofuranosyla...
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| Sumario: | THE usual reaction product of the treatment of the acylated nitriles of aldonic acids with ammonia are the aldose diacetamides1. A variation of this reaction was found when Hockett and Chandler2, by treating hexa-acetyl-D-α-glucoheptonic acid nitrile with ammonia, obtained N-acetyl-D-glucofuranosylamine. The same product resulted from the action of ammonia on penta-acetyl-aldehydo-D-glucose. Later, Niemann and Hays3 prepared N-acetyl-D-glucofuranosylamine by the action of methanolic ammonia on penta-acetyl-D-β-glucose, a reaction that produced the transformation of the original pyranose ring of the acetylated glucose into a furanose structure. © 1951 Nature Publishing Group. |
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