Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2079502520> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2079502520 endingPage "193" @default.
- W2079502520 startingPage "179" @default.
- W2079502520 abstract "The most general method available for synthesis of chiral long-chain compounds is based on chain extension of completely resolved precursors. A large number of optically pure compounds may thus be prepared from a small number of chiral key molecules, and resolution steps, uncertain and often laborious, are few, or may be avoided if an optically active natural product is used as starting material.86 Pioneering and extensive work in the field was carried out by the Stenhagens from the middle of the 1940s. They started by synthesizing branched-chain fatty acids,1*73 and began experiments with hydroxy compounds in 1950. At that time, it had been found convenient to use the anodic Kolbe reaction for chain extension of optically active carboxylic acids with branching beyond the or-position,‘*s2*7s and they then tried 3-hydroxybutanoic acid in a Kolbe synthesis. 68 When difficulties arose because of skin formation at the electrodes, the acetate was tried instead, and found to react normally.68 They initiated its resolution by means of quinine, and then asked me to continue the work. At the same time, they proposed that a key molecule allowing chain extension in both directions should be synthesized, and suggested an acetylated monoester of 3-hydroxyglutaric acid.68 This review briefly outlines the preparation of twelve key molecules (1-12, enantiomers included) and lists some fifty long-chain hydroxy compounds synthesized from them. A few new compounds (4d, 11, lla) are included, and previously unpublished physical data have been added for some known compounds (6a, 7a, b, d). Prominent features and compounds of special interest are commented on. Other reviews do not overlap with the present one to any great extent. It has most in common with a survey of optically active long-chain natural compounds by C. R. Smith,” published in 1970, and with a chapter on use of the Kolbe electrosynthesis for assignment of absolute configuration by J. H. Brewster,“” published in 1972. Information from readers concerning errors and new or overlooked compounds and publications belonging to the field under review will be appreciated." @default.
- W2079502520 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W2079502520 creator A5071175595 @default.
- W2079502520 date "1978-01-01" @default.
- W2079502520 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
- W2079502520 title "Optically active higher aliphatic hydroxy compounds synthesized from chiral precursors by chain extension" @default.
- W2079502520 cites W111765692 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1486812277 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1503139085 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1509751143 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1513521700 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1545599709 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1588599483 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1594791839 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1670757794 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1798563787 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1907447227 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1916531583 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1965597931 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1966037589 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1968452653 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1975714076 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1976304058 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1977979751 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1978537424 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1984148848 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1984433223 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1987267617 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1987427502 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1988128891 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1993576714 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W1997021147 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2002247904 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2002929190 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2003950584 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2006701840 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2006813683 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2010201155 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2010247246 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2012234695 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2013985728 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2014965069 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2015975646 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2019739612 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2021150352 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2022026560 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2022385700 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2024044672 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2025401347 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2028409427 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2031686128 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2035819135 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2054680846 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2055671543 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2056109627 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2060068270 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2060131479 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2061520648 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2063787173 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2075776093 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2075848980 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2077144600 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2077468400 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2078111425 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2078844844 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2078908394 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2081808489 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2089527446 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2092254980 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2093082819 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2096009868 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2108316612 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2118666527 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2138452258 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2319859385 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2327043136 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2331578276 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2335066020 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2339165401 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2396177352 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2620670722 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2936298992 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2950299922 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W2952460355 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W4229784785 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W4230821778 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W4254697225 @default.
- W2079502520 cites W88076166 @default.
- W2079502520 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/0079-6832(78)90043-5" @default.
- W2079502520 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/358264" @default.
- W2079502520 hasPublicationYear "1978" @default.
- W2079502520 type Work @default.
- W2079502520 sameAs 2079502520 @default.
- W2079502520 citedByCount "0" @default.
- W2079502520 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W2079502520 hasAuthorship W2079502520A5071175595 @default.
- W2079502520 hasConcept C121332964 @default.
- W2079502520 hasConcept C1276947 @default.