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A problem in optical isomerism . H H y *Meyer and Jacobson,Lehrbuch der Organischen ChemieJ* II,part 2,10. 1 Fittig and Ostermayer,A.,166,367. Anschutz and Schultz,A.,^196,50. ^Uraebe and Lensching,3.,15,1503; Graebe,B.,20,849; Graebe and Aubin,A.,247,,A.,551,151. 10- Other evidence tending to show the close proximity of the par;carbon atoms in the two benzene rings is the existence of thefollowing compounds which, however, may he K
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