تفاعل #352773
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- 1workup.DISSOLUTIONis subsequently dissolved
- 2درجة الحرارةin reflux
- 3درجة الحرارةin reflux for one hour
- 4أخرىis formed
- 5أخرىMethanol is then evaporated off in a vacuum
- 6workup.ADDITIONthe mixture is mixed to an emulsion four times in n-hexane
- 7أخرىonce again the solvent is removed
- 8أخرىthe mixture is dried in a desiccator
- 9أخرى11.5 g of a light yellow crystaline substance is obtained
- 10أخرى(Merck, stabilised for synthesis)
- 11أخرىthe mixture is dried in a vacuum
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9.1 g mannitol (D(-)-Mannitol, Merck, for determination of boric acid) is mixed to an emulsion in 120 ml methanol (Merck, dried for analysis purposes) in a round flask, and is subsequently dissolved through boiling in reflux. 18 g of sodium ethylate is then slowly added (Merck, 30% in methanol) and boiled in reflux for one hour. A felt of long needles is formed. Methanol is then evaporated off in a vacuum and the mixture is mixed to an emulsion four times in n-hexane and once again the solvent is removed and the mixture is dried in a desiccator. 11.5 g of a light yellow crystaline substance is obtained. This is mixed to an emulsion in 120 ml n-hexane in a 250 ml round flask and maintained at 17 degrees C. Under heavy agitation, 9.1 g acryloyl chloride is slowly added (Merck, stabilised for synthesis). After 5 hours of agitation and 10 hours standing, 0.1 g of hydroquinone is added and the mixture is dried in a vacuum. 21.3 g of a mannitol diacrylate and common salt mixture is formed. The mixture is dissolved in 200 ml deionised water and subsequently, by means of an ion exchanger, (Amberlite IR 120, acidic) separated from the common salt. 0.1 g hydroquinone is introduced into the eluate, the water is removed and drying in a desiccator is then undertaken. 15.3 g of a light yellow substance remains. This is completely soluble in water or in acrylic acid. It is hard to dissolve in acetone, methanol, ethanol or ethyl acetate.