WILLGERODT-KINDLER REACTION


Meaning of WILLGERODT-KINDLER REACTION in English

ˈvilgəˌrōtˈkindlə(r)- noun

Usage: usually capitalized W&K

Etymology: after Conrad Willgerodt, 19th century German chemist, and K. H. J. Kindler b 1891 German chemist

: a modified Willgerodt reaction in which the ketone is heated with sulfur and a dry amine in an open apparatus provided the amine (as morpholine) is sufficiently high boiling

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