Nomenclature
CAS number: 96-82-2
4-
O-β-
d-Galactopyranosyl-
d-gluconic
acid; 4-(β-
d-galactosido)-
d-gluconic acid.
C
12H
22O
12; mol wt 358.30.
C 40.23%, H 6.19%, O 53.58%.
Description and references
Obtained by oxidation of lactose: Fischer,
Meyer, Ber. 22, 362
(1889); Ruff, Ollendorff, ibid. 33, 1806 (1900); Isbell, J. Res.
Natl. Bur. Stand. 11, 713 (1933); Margariello, US 2746916 (1956 to Nat. Dairy
Res. Labs.); Eddy, Nature 181, 904 (1958); Nishizuka et al., J. Biol. Chem. 235, PC13 (1960).
Manuf from lactose: Y. Sato et al., DE 2038230 (1971 to Hayashibara Co.), C.A. 74, 142296c
(1971). Crystal structure of calcium salt: W. J. Cook, C. E. Bugg, Acta Crystallogr. B29, 215 (1973).
NMR studies: T. Taga et al., Bull. Chem. Soc. Jpn. 51, 2278 (1978). For
therapeutic use see Erythromycin
Lactobionate.
Properties
Syrup. Freely sol in water, slightly sol in methanol,
ethanol, glacial acetic acid. Dehydration by distillation with dioxane
yields lactobionic δ-lactone, C12H20O11, non-deliquescent
crystals, dec 195-196°. Shows mutarotation. [α]D20 +53.0° initial
(c = 8.8) → [α]D20 +22.6° final (240 minutes).Derivative
Calcium salt.
Nomenclature
Calcium lactobionate. C
24H
42CaO
24; mol wt 754.65.
C 38.20%, H 5.61%, Ca 5.31%, O 50.88%.
Properties
Pentahydrate, hairlike needles in brushlike groups.
When anhydr, slender needles from small amts of anhydr ethanol. [α]D20 +23.7° (c = 6.28). nD20 1.4583 (concd syrup just before
crystallization). Freely sol in water.