Yohe, G. R. published the artcileCyclopentylalkylacetic acids and ω-cyclopentylethylalkylacetic acids and their bactericidal action towards B. leprae, SDS of cas: 18928-94-4, the publication is Journal of the American Chemical Society (1928), 1503-8, database is CAplus.
cf. preceding abstract Cyclopentylethanol, b24 96.5-7°, nD20 1.4577, d420 0.9180; bromide, b19 75-7°, 1.4863, 1.2860. Cyclopentylbutanol, b2 88-92°, 1.4613, 0.9033 (70-5% yield); bromide, b17 110-1°, 1.4820, 1.1872 (60-5% yield); cyanide, b17 124-6.5°, 1.4542, 0.8887 (80-5% yield); hydrolysis with NaOH in 60% EtOH gives 80-5% of δ-cyclopentylpentanoic acid, b2 124-8°, 1.4594, 0.9752. Di-Et δ-cyclopentylbutylmalonate, b2.2 154-60°, 1.4493, 0.9934 (40% yield); the acid, m. 121-4° (85% yield); heating the acid 2 hrs. at 160-80° gives 75% of ε-cyclopentylhexanoic acid, b1.8 133-5°, m. 33-3.5°, nD35 1.4549, d435 0.9518. The following di-Et cyclopentylalkylmalonates were prepared where R in the formula C5H9C(CO2Et)2R is: C7H15, b1 143-6°, nD20 1.4548, d420 0.9749; C8H17, b1 160-5°, 1.4553, 0.9659; C9H19, b0.6 152-5°, 1.4567, 0.9817; C10H21, b1 169-71°, 1.4571, 0.9560; C11H23, b1 186-9°, 1.4580, 0.9522. Di-Et β-cyclopentylethylalkylmalonates, C5H9(CH2)2C(CO2Et)2R: R is H, b2 125°, 1.4478, 1.0082; Et, b1.9 126-9°, 1.4511, 0.9924; Pr, b1.7 134-5°, 1.4510, 0.9873; Bu, b1.8 136-40°, 1.4523, 0.9783; Am, b1.1 148-50°, 1.4526, 0.9688; C6H13, 157-62°, 1.4531, 0.9624; C7H15, b2 172-4°, 1.4541, 0.9563; C8H17, b1.2 182-4°, 1.4548, 0.9524. β-Cyclopentylethylalkylmalonic acids, C5H9(CH2)2C(CO2H)2R: R is H, m. 126.5°, Et, m. 141-3°; Pr, m. 137-8°; Bu, m. 139-40.5°; Am, m. 124-7°; C6H13, m. 129.5-30°. β-Cyclopentylalkylacetic acids, C5H9CH(CO2H)R: R is C7H15, b1.4 155-60°, 1.4594, 0.9312; C8H17, b2 166-9°, 1.4609, 0.9279; C9H19, b1.4 177-8.5°, m. 37-7.5°; C10H21, b1.7 189-90°, m. 34.5-6°; C11H23, b1.3 193-7°, m. 43.5-5.5°. β-Cyclopentylethylalkylacetic acids, C5H9(CH2)2CH(CO2H)R: R is H, b2.4 115-8°, 1.4575, 0.9849; Et, b1.3 122-4.5°, 1.4590, 0.9602; Pr, b1.9 130-2°, 1.4595, 0.9533; Bu, b1 136-7°, 1.4608, 0.9435; Am, b1.9 150-4°, 1.4610, 0.9360; C6H13, b1.9, 157-61°, 1.4616, 0.9303; C7H15, b2 167-9°, 1.4621, 0.9252; C8H17, b1.5 173-6°, 1.4629, 0.9210. Undecyl bromide, b18 134-7°, 1.4571, 1.052l. Di-Et cyclopentylmalonate, b2 115-7°, 1.4440, 1.0325. The greatest bactericidal action is found in the acids containing 16-18 C atoms; the β-cyclopentylethylalkylacetic acids are slightly more effective than the isomeric cyclopentylalkylacetic acids; a similar slight difference could be detected in the cyclohexyl series. Cyclopentylnonylacetic acid and cyclopentylethylheptylacetic acid, isomeric with dihydrohydnocarpic acid, are far more bactericidal than the latter compound There is no significant difference in bactericidal effect between the cyclohexyl and cyclopentyl compounds of equal mol. weight or of equal length side chain, though the figures appear to favor the cyclohexyl compounds The bactericidal action is not affected markedly by the presence of the double bond.
Journal of the American Chemical Society published new progress about 18928-94-4. 18928-94-4 belongs to bromides-buliding-blocks, auxiliary class Bromide,Aliphatic cyclic hydrocarbon, name is (2-Bromoethyl)cyclopentane, and the molecular formula is C13H10N2S, SDS of cas: 18928-94-4.
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