Issue 0, 1966

Bond stabilisation in tocopherols. Part III. Structure of nitroso-tocopherols and conversion into quinones

Abstract

Spectroscopy indicates oxime structures for 5- and 7-nitroso-tocopherols. The existence of a Mills–Nixon effect in 6-chromanols suggests that the 5,6-chromanquinonoid structure is more stable than the 6,7-chromanquinonoid structure. In accordance with this expectation, 5-nitroso-γ-tocopherol was converted into γ-tocopherol-5,6-quinone whereas 7-nitroso-β-tocopherol gave 7-hydroxy-β-tocopherol-p-quinone.

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J. Chem. Soc. C, 1966, 1431-1433

Bond stabilisation in tocopherols. Part III. Structure of nitroso-tocopherols and conversion into quinones

S. Marcinkiewicz, J. Green and D. McHale, J. Chem. Soc. C, 1966, 1431 DOI: 10.1039/J39660001431

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