Cinnamoyl Derivatives Produced as Saponification Artifacts during Gas Chromatographic Analysis of Esterified Cinnamic Acid from Hoya Latices
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TextoSeries ; Analytical BioChemistry, 71(2), p.533-539, 1976Trabajos contenidos: - Warnaar, F
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Methyl 3-methoxy-3-phenylpropionate was formed as an artifact during saponification-methylation of a triterpene cinnamate mixture from the latex of Hoya australis. Saponification in ethanol or propanol produced the corresponding ethoxy and propoxy derivatives. Artifact-to-methyl cinnamate ratios were constant over a wide range of alkali concentrations tested. A gas chromatographic method is described for a quantitative analysis of cinnamic acid together with long-chain fatty acids from triterpene esters.
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