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Purification, general procedures anhydrides

This procedure is based upon a study 1 of the method outlined in the patent literature.2 The procedure is a general one and may be used for the condensation of succinic anhydride with naphthalene and with the mono- and dimethylnaphthalenes, although in no other case are the purification and separation of isomers so easily accomplished. In this particular type of condensation, as well as in certain other types of Friedel-Crafts reactions, nitrobenzene is far superior to the solvents which are more frequently employed. This is partly because of its great solvent power and partly because it forms a molecular compound with aluminum chloride, and so decreases the activity of the catalyst in promoting side reactions. [Pg.62]

Quinazoline-4(3//)-thiones 13 are prepared in a very simple, one-step synthesis by treatment of 2-[(ethoxymethylene)amino] derivatives 12 with alcoholic sodium hydrosulfide. Numerous other hetero-fused pyrimidinethiones are also available by this procedure (Method Cyclization proceeds uniformly in very high yields, generally in excess of 90%. In some cases, since isolation and purification of (ethoxymethylene)amino derivatives results in the lowering of the overall yield, the one-step procedure, consisting of treatment of a 2-aminonitrile 11, either with a 1 1 mixture of triethyl orthofoimate and acetic anhydride or with triethyl orthoformate alone, to give an intermediate ethoxymethyleneamino derivative which, without isolation, is treated with an ethanolic solution of sodium hydrosulfide, is preferred for preparative purposes (Method B). In a few cases, conversion of the 2-aminonitrile to a 2-aminothioamide followed by cyclization with triethyl orthoformate (see p 47) competes favorably with the above procedure. [Pg.15]

Acid anhydrides and chlorides are reactive as the electrophile for activation of dimethyl sulfoxide. Preparatively useful procedures based on acetic anhydride/ trifluoroacetic anhydride,and oxalyl chloride have come into general use. The pyridine-SOa complex is also useful.Scheme 10.3 gives some representative examples. Entry 4 is an example of the use of a water-soluble carbodiimide as the activating reagent. The modified carbodiimide facilitates product purification by providing for easy removal of the by-product urea formed from the carbodiimide. [Pg.488]


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