Ramdas Nayak, U. ; Sukh Dev, (1963) Studies in sesquiterpenes-XXI: Longifolic acids Tetrahedron, 19 (12). pp. 2293-2300. ISSN 0040-4020
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Abstract
The nature and inter-relationship of longifolic acids have been clarified. There are, in fact, three C15 monocarboxylic acids derived from longifolene and not two. The acid, described as longifolic acid and obtained in a state of purity for the first time by Naffa and Ourisson, has been shown as not representing the thermodynamically less stable epimer of the well-characterized isolongifolic acid but to possess a different structure, and has been termed ψ-longifolic acid. The less stable epimer, longifolic acid, has been obtained pure for the first time.
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