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Acetylene studies. IV. Dehydration of dialkylethynylcarbinols

ERNST D. BERGMANN, Yair Sprinzak

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Abstract The direction of the dehydration in unsymmetrically substituted dialkylethynylcarbinols has been studied, with the help of infra‐red spectra, for isobutylethynylmethylcarbinol; for comparison, the dehydration of diethylethynylcarbinol has been investigated, in which a non‐conjugated hydrocarbon is one of the dehydration products.

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Abstract The direction of the dehydration in unsymmetrically substituted dialkylethynylcarbinols has been studied, with the help of infra‐red spectra, for isobutylethynylmethylcarbinol; for comparison, the dehydration of diethylethynylcarbinol has been investigated, in which a non‐conjugated hydrocarbon is one of the dehydration products.

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Abstract The direction of the dehydration in unsymmetrically substituted dialkylethynylcarbinols has been studied, with the help of infra‐red spectra, for isobutylethynylmethylcarbinol; for comparison, the dehydration of diethylethynylcarbinol has been investigated, in which a non‐conjugated hydrocarbon is one of the dehydration products.

Key concepts: Dehydration, Acetylene, Chemistry, Organic chemistry, Hydrocarbon, Biochemistry

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