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Hydrogenolysis of bicyclopentyl over a skeletal Ni-Al catalyst

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    An investigation was made of the hydrogenolysis of bicyclopentyl over a skeletal nickel-aluminum catalyst at 200° at atmospheric pressure.

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    Under these conditions only one of the cyclopentane rings was hydrogenolyzed; this resulted in the formation of products of the simple rupture of C-C bonds of the ring and also of alkylcyclopentanes with a shortened side chain.

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    A scheme is proposed for the mechanism of the hydrogenolysis of bicyclopentyl.

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Shuikin, N.I., Cherkashin, M.I. & Iakovlev, I.P. Hydrogenolysis of bicyclopentyl over a skeletal Ni-Al catalyst. Russ Chem Bull 7, 979–981 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00911351

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