Gattermann-Koch reaction
noun
Gat·ter·mann-Koch reaction
ˈga|tə(r)mənˈkȯk-,
ˈgä|,
-kȯḵ-,
-kōk-,
-käk-
: a synthesis of an aldehyde from an aromatic hydrocarbon, carbon monoxide, hydrogen chloride, and a catalyst containing aluminum chloride
Word History
Etymology
after Ludwig Gattermann †1920 and J.A. Koch, flourished 1897 German chemists
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