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Cited Oxidation of Monosaccharides: reducing sugars and base-catalysed fructose isomerization.
Original textbook chapter by John McMurry, published by OpenStax. Cited opening paragraph and mechanism: sulfuric-acid-catalysed production of symmetrical ethers from primary alcohols. Used for chemical explanation, not as an 1865 official recipe.
Section of Organic Chemistry by John McMurry. John McMurry is the whole-book author; no separate chapter byline is established. OpenStax publishes and hosts the book. The publication date is 20 September 2023; no separate section revision date is established.
Inspected locators: §25.1, simple and complex carbohydrates; aldose, ketose and carbon-count classification; publisher citation information.
Section of Organic Chemistry by John McMurry. John McMurry is the whole-book author; no separate chapter byline is established. OpenStax publishes and hosts the book. The publication date is 20 September 2023; no separate section revision date is established.
Inspected locators: §25.5, intramolecular hemiacetal formation, anomers and final mutarotation discussion; publisher citation information.
Cited passages: John McMurry, Organic Chemistry, §31.1: successive reactive intermediates and radical, cationic and anionic initiation; McMurry, Organic Chemistry, 31.1; McMurry, §31.1, initiating species and the first reactive intermediate.
Cited passages: Organic Chemistry by John McMurry, §6.6: chlorine photolysis and the two-step methane chlorination cycle.
Cited passages: Organic Chemistry by John McMurry, §10.2, Figure 10.2 and following paragraphs: radical combination terminates the chain; further substitution gives product mixtures.
Cited passages: McMurry, Organic Chemistry, §5.2: whole-molecule chirality, four different groups and equivalent ring paths.
Cited passages: McMurry, Organic Chemistry, §5.3, Figure 5.6 and specific-rotation discussion; McMurry, Organic Chemistry, §5.3: observed rotation divided by path length and mass concentration.
Cited passages: McMurry, Organic Chemistry, §5.5, Figure 5.8 and discussion after Figure 5.10; McMurry, Organic Chemistry, §5.5, Rules 1–3; McMurry, Organic Chemistry, §5.5, discussion after Figure 5.10: no simple relation between R/S and rotation sign.
Cited passages: McMurry, Organic Chemistry, §5.7, Figure 5.12: meso-tartaric acid and its symmetry plane.
Cited passages: McMurry, Organic Chemistry, §5.8: equal enantiomer populations and cancelling optical rotations.
Section of Organic Chemistry by John McMurry by the whole-book author John McMurry. OpenStax publishes and hosts the book. Whole-book publication: 20 September 2023; no separate section author or revision date is established.
Cited passages: §21.6 Conversion of Esters into Carboxylic Acids: Hydrolysis, paragraphs surrounding Figure 21.8; Publisher citation information: author, book title, publisher and publication date.
Section of Organic Chemistry by John McMurry by the whole-book author John McMurry. OpenStax publishes and hosts the book. Whole-book publication: 20 September 2023; no separate section author or revision date is established.
Cited passages: §27.2 opening chemical definition and fat hydrolysis equation; §27.2 paragraphs on ionic carboxylate heads, hydrocarbon tails and grease removal; Publisher citation information.

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