Amide ... s. a. Carboxylic

Amides s. a. Carboxylic acid amides. Diamides, Sulfonic acid amides... [Pg.297]

N-hydroxy- 18, 848 suppl. 24 Carboxylates s. Sodium carboxylates C-Carboxylation 14, 709 Carboxylic acid amid... s. a. Amid... [Pg.232]

N-Acylcarboxylic acid amides s. a. Diacylamines, mixed Acyl compounds, active s. Carboxylic acid esters, active Acylcyanides... [Pg.246]

Carboxylic acid amides (s.a. Acyl-amines Carbamylation) N-alkylation, reductive 43, 313... [Pg.218]

Carboxylic acid alkylidenethio-amides s. Bisalkylidene-dithiooxamides Carboxylic acid amides (s. a. [Pg.223]

Peptides (s. a. Carboxylic acid amides, subst., Peptoids) exchange of a-aminocarboxylic acids, terminal, in - 11, 569s32... [Pg.270]

Papain (and lipase) Amino Acid surfactants Ester or amide bond formation between arginine s a-carboxylic acyl group and fatty alcohols, glycerol (polyols), or fatty amines, respectively Infante et al., 2009... [Pg.250]

Carboxylation 16, 717 Carboxylic acid alkylidenethio-amides s. Bisalkylidene-dithiooxamides Carboxylic acid amides (s. a. Garbam. . . )... [Pg.238]

Now let s draw the forward scheme. Acid catalyzed hydrolysis of the amide gives a carboxylic acid which is then converted to the acid chloride upon treatment with thionyl chloride. Reaction with a hthium friatkoxyaluminum hydride, followed by water, produces the aldehyde. Subsequent treatment of the aldehyde with methylamine under acid-catalyzed conditions (with removal of water) gives the desired imine. [Pg.824]

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