- The
Kiliani–Fischer synthesis,
named for
German chemists Heinrich Kiliani and Emil Fischer, is a
method for
synthesizing monosaccharides. It proceeds...
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Lillian Bayard Taylor Kiliani (August 3, 1858 –
October 10, 1940), also seen as
Lilian Bayard Taylor, was a German-American poet, translator, and anti-suffragist...
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carbon at the
aldehyde end of glucose; this
process is
known as the
Kiliani–Fischer synthesis.
Glucose can
react with
bromine in
water to form the...
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Cheirodon kiliani is a
species of fish in the
family Characidae endemic to Chile.
Named in
honor of Campos' teacher,
Ernst Kilian,
founding director of...
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methylcyclopentane (see the
article on cyclohexane). As
first reported by
Kiliani,
hydroiodic acid
reduction of
sugars and
other polyols results in the reductive...
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reaction with this
reagent is also
known as the Keller–
Kiliani reaction,
after C. C.
Keller and H.
Kiliani, who both used it to
study digitalis in the late...
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chain forms of monosaccharides. It is
functionally the
reverse reaction of
Kiliani-Fischer synthesis. In 1898, Otto Ruff
published his work on the transformation...
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commissioned him and the
others to
preach the
faith in Franconia. (Vita S.
Kiliani, in Canisius, Lect. Antiquæ, III, 175–180.) He was in
favour with Emperor...
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Richard Paul
Kiliani (29 June 1861 – 7
November 1927) was a
German diplomat and author, who
served as the Consul-General of
Germany for
Australia from...
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after the
German chemist Alfred Wohl (1863–1939). Let's say we have a
kiliani-fischer synthesis, it
basically removes the row of the C2 carbon, it shortens...
