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British national committee for chemistry


Publisher
Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
Year
1936
Weight
248 KB
Volume
55
Category
Article
ISSN
0368-4075

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t,hc hydrocnrhoii (ZV), idciiticiil with n compoiiiid iilrendy ol)tiiincd by 11 siniilnr proccss froiii cliolcstnnonc. 110 Dr. S. I<. ..\chin said that for it long time piist it, hiis IJCCll dilficult, or iiiipossil)lc, to distinguish bctwcii stcrolic kctoncs with 11 CO ;it 3 i i n d iiny stcrol (lcrivnti+c with ii single witcr-nt trtictiiig gro1111 i i t or nciir posit ion 6. Thc conversion of tlic C1-lOli groiili :it. 3 into CO cniiscs thc wholc niolrciile to tilt over; why this I I ~I ] ) ~E I ~S is still a mystery. Dr. Askew hiis, however, found t.liiit inisctl films containing cliolcst erol, wliicli stniitls upriglit, l i n w nll the iiiolcculcs standing upriglit, or ncnrly so, if thc ot,licr constitucnt of tlic inistiire is n kctoiiic tlcriwtivc with CO :it. 3 ; hit. cholcstcrc~l docs not nficct the tilt of inolcculcs wit,li O H or CO :it 6, t,hc reason being ~) ~C S l l l i l : i ~J ~~


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