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+ NH.,OH
Ciral (a)
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• Clnll when heated with potassium hydrogen sulphate afforded the known aromatic
hyctocarbon, p-cymene, which fixed the position of methyl and isoJM"opyl groups In cHral.
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Structure elucidation
° Clral formed both mono- and di- bisulphites
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abould be noted that an allylic rearrangement occurs in both parts of this synthesis (see also §8).
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