Investigations of Mustard Oil Glycosides. 4. Phenyl-Thiourethane-d-Glycoside
Abstract
Particular interest is offered by the decomposition to which phenyl-thio-urethane-d-glycoside is subjected by the influence of water and acids. It assumes here, as it does in respect to its stability, a median position between thiorethane-glycosides synthesized to date on one hand, and the natural mustard oil glycosides (sinigrin, gluco-cheirolin) on the other. While thiourethane-glycosides, aliphatically substituted in connection with nitrogen, decompose and form urethanes and thioglucose, mustard oil glycosides have to date yielded only a cleavage into glucose on one hand, and mustard oil (or its decomposition products) and potassium bisulfate on the other.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jul 01, 1968
- Accession Number
- AD0843940
Entities
People
- Douglas Clibben
- Wilhelm Schneider
Organizations
- United States Army Biological Warfare Laboratories