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REACTIGH OP GLUCOSE WITH SOSl AMINES

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IHfKODOCflCl 1 ElVIll OF LIflRATORl 7 Ammonia Derivatives of Glucose 7 l*Aminoglucose 7 2>Aminoglucose 13 3-Aminogluoose 14 3>A]Qinoglucosd 15 Phenylhydrazine Derivatives of Glucose ..... 16 Hydroxylamine Derivatives

of Glucose ...... 33 Aliphatic Amine Derivatives of Glucose ..... 34 Asiide Derivatives of Glucose 39 Arcsaatlo Amine Derivatives of Glucose 39 Amine Derivatives of 2-MethylglucGae ...... 59 IXFESIMMf

AL . 62 Fhenylhydrazine Derivatives of Glueoae ..... 62 Preparation of the ^hydrazide reported by Behrend 64 Preparation of

the ^hydrazone reported by Behrend 68 Preparation of phenylbydraaine derivatives of glucose corresponding to derivatives of corn syrup dextrina

. • 71 Hydrolysis of phenylhydrazine derivatives of glucose and laaltose .... 78 rn 10 - iii -

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Aliphatic

Amine Derivatives of Glucose 79 Preparation of glucoaylalkylamines . . . . • 79 Catalytic reduction of

glucosylalkylamines " 90 Potenticaaetric titration of the H-alkyl-d-glucaaines 98 Hydrolysis of glueosylalkylaminea 98 Attempted

AsMtdori

rearrangement of the gluooaylalkylamines

106 Jjmonia Derivatives of

Glucose 107 Preparation of l-arainoglucose 107 Hydrolysis of l-aminoglacose 108 Preparation of 2-aminoglucose *"...."• 112

Attempted preparation of the p-toluidide and the

K-tolyl-d-3^o-'glucos€utiine fr(^ E-aminoglucose

.•••.• 113 Aaide Derivatives of Glucose 114 Preparation of the 1-acyl derivatives of loaminoglucose 114 Hydrolysis of

H-acetyl-l-aminoglucose . . . . 115 Attempted condensaticm of acetamlde with gluoose and acetobromoglucose . . " • 117 MTGrntle Amine Derivatives of Glucose ...... 119 Preparation of aryl-H-glucosides and H-aryl-d-isoglucosaaiine 119 Hydrolysis of the H-glucosides

•••*•.. 121 .teine iHsrivatives of 2-Methyiglucose 126 Phenylhydrazine derivative 126 Phenylosazcaie 127

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p-5?oluidide

of 2-Biethylglucose ••••"»• 128 Attempted rearrangement of p-toluidlde , . • 129 DISCUSSKM OP HiSULfS AND COHCLUSIOHS ......... 152 SUMMAiy ....... ........... 145 ACESOWXEDGMEHtS ......... ...... 147 GIfED ................... 148

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Although

a considerablo amount of work h&a been dotne on the nitrogen derivatives of sugars, the literature regarding a great many of these derivatives is very confused# The reason for this confixsion is quit© evident when It is realized that eaeh of these derivatives laay exists theoretically at least, in a number of isomeric structures. $he following diagram shows the possible structtares for the compounds formed by the reaction of an amine, Rl]^, with glucose: (a) Addition R V, H fi .R H-C-OH HOC-H-H

BCOB HCOM

HOCE HOCH

HCOH HCOH

HCOH HCOH

HCOH KJOH

H 1 oc " and ^-Addition Compoimds of

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