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The lactam (I) of cis-hexahydro-p-aminobenzoic acid (II), m. 196°, results in 3.3-g. yield from 5 g. of the mixture of cis- and trans-II. For the separation of the 2 isomers of II, the hydrogenation product from 4 g. of p-H2NC6H4CO2H in 20 cc. H2O is treated with 180 cc. absolute EtOH to precipitate 1.9 g. crude cis-II, 2 crystallizations of which from dilute EtOH give the pure acid, m. 304-5°, sublimes 210-20°/6 × 10-4 mm.; contrary to the observation of Orthner and Hein (C. A. 27, 4776) the acid melts before sublimation; their transformation of the cis to the trans acid could not be verified. Addition of 400 cc. ether to the filtrate from the cis acid gives (standing 24 hrs.) 1.9 g. crude trans acid; this is purified by solution in 10 cc. H2O and precipitation with 125 cc. absolute EtOH; it m. 186-8° (decomposition), sublimes 210-20°/3 × 10-4 mm. I is a suitable substitute for camphor in the mol.-weight determination according to Rast. The m.-p. lowering constant is 40 (the same as camphor); the molar heat of melting is 1.37 kg.-cal. (for camphor 1.55 kg.-cal.). Because of the solubility in I, it is specially suitable for the determination of the mol. weights of di- and tripeptides (e. g., Me p-aminobenzoyl-p-aminobenzoate, Me p-nitrobenzoyl-p-aminobenzoyl-p-aminobenzoate, leucylglycine, glycylleucine), disaccharides (e. g., saccharose and cellobiose) and nucleosides (e. g., uridine and adenosine), most of which are insoluble in camphor. However, certain compounds (uric acid, creatine, glycylglycine) are insoluble in I.
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