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Nucleophylic substitution

These compounds were also reduced in the presence of the quinone electron carrier, juglone, and it is postulated that the actual electron carrier is a mercaptoju-glone formed by the reaction of H2S with the quinone. This introduces an additional complicating factor in that these HS compounds can act as nucleophiles undergoing a nucleophylic substitution reaction with alkyl hahdes (see Hydrolysis, Chapter 8) and the data suggest that both reactions are occurring. [Pg.275]

Fuentes s group reported the synthesis of polyhydroxy piperidines (Scheme 8) starting from partially protected P-D-ribopyranosylenamine 22 [58]. Thus, mesylation on the free hydroxyl group led to the corresponding 5-mesyloxy and 5-chloro derivatives 23 and 24, the latter obtained by nucleophylic substitution on the mesyloxy group when longer reaction times and more concentrated solutions were used. [Pg.37]

In connection with big perspectiveness of polyarylesterketones, the examining of the most popular methods for their production was of interest. The literature data analysis shows that the synthesis of aromatic polyes-terketones can be done by the acylation on Friedel-Ciafts reaction or by reaction of nucleophylic substitution of activated dihalogen-containing aromatic compounds and bisphenolates of alkali metals [224,229]. [Pg.154]

The aromatic polyketones, containing 1,4-naphthalene links were produced in Ref. [363] by the reaction of nucleophylic substitution of l-chlor-4-(4 -chlorbenzoyl)naphthalene with 1) 1,4-hydroquinone, 2) 4,4 -isopropylidenediphenol, 3) phenolphthalein, 4) 4-(4 -hydroxyphenyl) (2H)-phthalasine-l-one, respectively. All polymers are amorphous and dissipate in some organic solvents. The polymers have good thermo-stability and the high glassing temperatures. [Pg.163]

The polyarylenesterketones have been produced by the reaction of nucleophylic substitution of 4,4 -difluorobenzophenone with hydroqui-none [374]. The synthesis is held in sulfolane in the presence of anhydrous the K2CO3. The increasing content of methylhydroquinone links in... [Pg.163]

The random copolymers of polyarylesterketones were produced by means of nucleophylic substitution [385] the basis of bisphenol A and carding bisphenols (in particular, phenolphthalein). [Pg.165]

The high-molecular block-copolyarylenesterketones have been S5m-thesized on the basis of 4,4 -difluorobenzophenone and number of bisphe-nols by means of reaction of nucleophylic substitution of activated aryl-halogenide in dimethylacetamide (in the presence of potassium carbonate) [394, 395]. It has been identified the cutback of molecular weight of polymer when using bisphenolate of 4,4 -(isopropylidene)bisphenol. [Pg.166]

Difluoro-2,4,6-triazidopyridine (202) has been synthesized by reaction of nucleophylic substitution from pentafluoropyridine (144) and sodium azide [128, 129]. The 3,5-difluoro-2,4,6-tiinitren (203) has been obtained further from this compound and investigated by IR-spectroscopy [128,129] (Scheme 63). [Pg.33]


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