I. Hydrogenation of cinnoline. II. Chromatographic examination of gilsonite
Part I. Although substituted cinnolines have been studied quite thoroughly as to the products derived from their hydrogenation, very little work has been done on the catalytic reduction of cinnoline. The purpose of this investigation was to partially complete our knowledge concerning the chemistry o...
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1965
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