The sesquiterpene Alcohols of Eucarya spicata Sprague & Summ

Australian Journal of Chemistry
1953.0

Abstract

<jats:p> The anomalous properties of the santalol fraction of West Australian sandalwood oil have been explained by the detection of a considerable proportion of farnesol, which can be reduced by sodium and alcohol in liquid ammonia to dihydrofarnesene (I), and oxidized by manganese dioxide to farnesal.

DOI： 10.1071/ch9530391

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