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Because the acylated product has a delocahsed lone pair and is less reactive than PhNHi. You may have been surprised that LiAlHi reduction completely removes the carbonyl oxygen atom. To help explain this, please draw the likely intermediate. [Pg.75]

Elimination Source reduction Complete elimination of waste Avoidance, reduction or elimination of waste, generally within the confines ... [Pg.502]

Samples were deformed by rolling at room temperature after disordering and quenching (40% and 80% reduction in thickness) and after ordering by a 19h annealing at 300°C (30% reduction). Completely recrystallized samples were prepared by annealing 48h at 600°C. Resistivity measurement was done by the potentiometric method in liquid N2 relative to a dummy specimen (accuracy 3x10" ). [Pg.207]

Hydrogenation removes the benzyl group, whose function was to prevent overalkylation. Next, HBr cleaves the ether and ester groups, and either catalytic or hydride reduction completes the synthesis of 6. Separation of diastereoisomers was achieved by fractional crystallization. [Pg.39]

Pridefine (80) is a somewhat structurally related antidepressant. It is a centrally active neurotransmitter blocking agent. It blocks norepinephrine in the hypothalamus but does not affect dopamine or 5-hydroxytryptamine. Its synthesis be-(jins by lithium amide-promoted condensation of diethyl succinate and benzophenone followed by saponification to 78. Heating in the presence of ethylamine gives N-ethylsuccinimide 79. Lithium aluminum hydride reduction completes the synthesis of pridefine (80)... [Pg.1098]

In fact, the sensitive disubstituted alkene of 14 turned out to not be stable to the subsequent A1C1, coupling conditions, so the alkene and the secondary alcohol were protected together as the bromoether 15. Condensation of the derived enol ether 16 with the sulfone 2 in the presence of DTBMP (2,6-di-/-butyl-4-methylpyridine) then gave 17. Yamaguchi lactonization followed by regeneration of the alkene by zinc reduction completed the synthesis of 1. [Pg.143]

The para isomer accounts for 69% of the product in this reaction (30% is ortho, 1% meta). Separation of p-chloronitrobenzene and its reduction completes the synthesis. [Pg.609]

Fe reduction. Sections of roots can then be viewed under the microscope and the stain located. Bell et al. (1988) have evaluated the use of ferricyanide and the use of nitro-BT, [2,2 -di-/>-nitro-phenyl-5,5 -diphenyl]-3,3 -(3,3 -dimethoxy-4,4 -biphenylene)-di-tetrazolium chloride. With ferricyanide, iron-stressed tomato plants were mainly stained on the younger roots hairs located on the laterals or primary root tip. Nitro-BT is thought to compete with Fe(III) at the same transmembrane ferric reduction site (Sijmons and Bienfate, 1983). A purple diformazan precipitate is produced on reduction. Although the roots were stained in a similar way to those incubated with ferricyanide, Bell et al. (1988) point out that further research is required to determine if nitro-BT reduction completes with ferric reduction at the same site in the tomato. The iron-stress redox activity has been shown to be localised on the plasma membrane in tomato roots (Buckout et al., 1989), and electron microscopic examination (see next section) of the roots stained with Prussian blue indicated that the PB had accumulated between the plasma membrane and the cell walls of the root hairs and epidermal cells (Wergin et al., 1988). [Pg.272]

C Oxidation and reduction reactions are important. There are several definitions of oxidation and reduction. Complete the following statements ... [Pg.26]

The stable pyrazole acid from the hydrolysis of this ester is a key intermediate in Viagra production. Nitration can occur only at the one remaining free position and then amide formation and reduction complete the synthesis of the amino pyrazole amide ready for assembly into Viagra. [Pg.1198]

A number of syntheses have been devised which lead to heterocyclic derivatives of cholestanes. 4-Aza-5a-sitostane (321 R = H, X = H2) and its N-methyl derivative (321 R = Me, X = H2) have been prepared by way of oxidative opening of ring A of 4-sitosten-3-one to give a 3,5-seco-5-oxo-3-oic acid which was cyclized by reaction with ammonium hydroxide or methylamine to give A5-enamine lactams these upon hydrogenation gave the lactams (321 R = H or Me, X = O) respectively. Hydride reduction completed the route to the required 4-aza-steroids.179... [Pg.328]

The reaction was shown to be triggered by protonation of the ketone and reduction to 139. Cyclisation of the carbon centred radical to the pyridinium ring next produced radical cation 140. Addition of a second electron then gave enamine 141, which underwent reversible protonation to iminium salt 138. Further cathodic reduction completes the sequence (Scheme 38). Interestingly, such cyclisations appear to be reversible as the product mixtures attained better reflect a reaction under thermodynamic control than one under kinetic control <03EJO2919>. [Pg.42]

Niewohner C., Heasen C., Kasten S., Zabel M., and Schulz H. D. (1998) Deep sulfate reduction completely mediated by anaerobic methane oxidation in sediments of the upwelling area off Namibia Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 62, 455-464. [Pg.4277]

The 1,2 dione and 1,2 diol were prepared starting from 2,4-dichlorobenzyl propyl ketone using a modification of the Mannich reaction and epoxidising the intermediate enone with basic hydrogen peroxide. Opening of the epoxide with 1,2,4-triazole followed by reduction completes the synthesis. (Figure 23). [Pg.312]

C2 symmetry), a high-symmetry chiral cage-shaped tricyclic hydrocarbon closely related to D2 twistane. Wagner-Meerwein rearrangement (144) of the unsaturated carboxylic acid (-)-151 provided the lactone (-)-168, which in turn was converted into the ketone (+)-170 via a series of intermediates, including the mesylate 169 whose intramolecular alkylation was a crucial step in this approach. Removal of the carbonyl group by Wolff-Kishner reduction completed the synthesis of (+)-brexane (171) (145). [Pg.232]

The DIBAL-H reduction of 48 produced a mixture of the alcohol 49 and aldehyde 8. We were unable to halt the reduction completely at the aldehyde stage even by reducing the temperature to -100 °C. Fortunately, oxidation of the mixture proceeded without detriment to the integrity of the aldehyde component. Aldehyde 8 was purified by a tedious chromatography and was a stable compound, though unfortunately not crystalline. Several by-products were isolated (55-57). These are very probably formed from traces of the corresponding side products carried through the synthesis from the previous steps. [Pg.299]

For reasons of brevity we report only the principal four syntheses. Dibenzocyclooctene 67 was hydrogenated affording a mixture of two cis lactones (68) and (69) (the second one probably arises due to the isomerization of the double bond), Scheme (13). Reduction of the lactones lead to a single diol 70. Treatment with methanesufonyl chloride in pyridine followed by lithium triethylborohydride reduction completed the synthesis of (-)-wuweisizu C (71) [65],... [Pg.559]

The room temperature treatment of catalysts used in CO oxidation in a hydrogen atmosphere resulted in very pronounced changes in the composition of the catalyst. Interestingly, not only the mobile and highly reactive surface species, Sn (sf), but part of Sn (ox) is reversibly transformed to the original alloy phases. The reduction of the Sn (sf) phase is complete and the proportion of Sn (ox) drops from 62 to 31 % area in the spectrum and simultaneously the platinum-rich PtSn(a) and the tin-rich PtSn(b) components reappear in 34 and 33 % relative intensity, respectively. This result indicates that 82 % of the original alloy content has been restored by room temperature hydrogen treatment (compare samples b and d). The re-reduction completely eliminated the newly formed PtSn (1 1) alloy phase, as well. [Pg.37]

I. Fine NH ReO powder is slowly heated to 200-250°C in very pure Hg and held at that temperature for three hours. The temperature is then raised to 500°C and the reduction completed at 1050°C (six hours). The boats and reactor tubes should be porcelain. [Pg.1476]


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