The electrolytic reduction of sugars
β Scribed by Creighton, H. Jermain
- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
- Year
- 1940
- Weight
- 384 KB
- Volume
- 59
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0368-4075
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β¦ Synopsis
Paper read before a joint meeting of the Ottawa Section of the Society and the Ottawa Branch of the Canadian Institute of Chemistry on November 14, 1939) Dr. 11. JcrIi1iii1i C'rcigliton, Clinirinnii of tlic Dcpnrtincnt of Chcniistry of Swnrtliriiorc Collcgc, I'rcsitlcnt of tlic Elcctrochcmicnl Society, and Clinirtnnn of the Elcctro-orgiinic Clicmistry of thc Nntionnl Rcscnrch Council, Wnsliington, D.C., described tlic rcsiilts of liis rcscnrcli work on tlic clcctrocliciiiic~l reduction of siigiirs. In rccognition of this work, wliich has lctl to tlic dcvclopnicnt of n ncw clcctrochemicuI industry, Tlic Friinklin lustitntc ]ins ii\.iirdcd to Dr. Crcigliton its Hoivnrtl It. Potts Gold AlcdnJ.
After referring to thc cstcnsivc study of tlic che))iicnl rcdiiction of sugars to their corrcsponding nlcoliols, by iiicans of sodiiiin nninlgnin, Dr. Crcigliton stntctl that this inctliotl Iind siicli scrious disndvnntngcs that hc tlccidctl to stiitly tlic electro-clrc~~tictrl reduction of sugars, on bccoining intcrcstcd in tlic problem of developing n n cconoiiiiciil incthotl of pro(1ncing lwsnhydric nlcol~ols. Conditions wcrc clcscribcd under wliicli inaniiosc siicccssfolly cnu tic rctlucctl to innnnitol, gnlnctosc to tlulcitol, nnd sylosc to sylitol, n t cntliodcs of incrcury or nmnlgmiintctl Icatl. It wns shown tluit by tlic clcctroclicriiicnl
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