jcjones8 - 9-12-2015 at 13:05
evanomycin, C7H8O3 is very unstable acid isolated from a certain type of bacteria.
evanomycin displays peaks in the IR region at: 3450(br), 1710, 1639, and 886 cm-1
evanomycin absorbs H2 to give a different acid [IR 3450(br), 1739, 1710]
ozonolysis of evanomycin yields formaldehyde and an acid, which on further oxidation with kmno4 gives glutaric acid.
what is the structure of evanomycin?