1960 年 80 巻 6 号 p. 819-821
Hydnocarpic and chaulmoogric acids present as the main effective principles in various kinds of hydnocarpus oil were prepared. Hydnocarpic acid, d-11-(2-cyclopentenyl) undecanoic acid, was obtained as hydrocarpohydroxamic acid, m. p. 76-77.5°, [α]D22+75°, and chaulmoogric acid, d-13-(2-cyclopentenyl) tridecanoic acid, as chaulmoogrohydroxamic acid, m. p. 83-84.5°, [α]D22+64°. The complex salts formed from these hydroxamic acids by reaction with ferric chloride are the most stable in dehyd. alcohols and the ultraviolet absorption spectra shown in Fig. 1 indicated the formation of four types of complex salts in dehyd. ethanol.