Abstract
An efficient preparative liquid chromatographic procedure was developed for the purification of geometric isomers used as insect attractants. The isomers can be freed of oxidation products by reverse-phase chromatography and then freed of isomeric impurities on a reusable, silver-loaded, commercially available macroporous cation exchange resin of 37–74 µ particle size. This resin has certain advantages over resins of larger particle size that have been used previously.