1975
DOI: 10.1007/bf00502441
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Heterocyclic analogs of pleiadiene. XV. Direct acylation of perimidines in the naphthalene ring. Synthesis of 4 (9)- and 6 (7)-acylperimidines

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“…4, 629-630, April, 2007. Original article submitted April 2, 2007 6(7)-Benzoylperimidine (3c). Yield 64%; mp 227-229°C (from benzene) (mp 227-229°C [3]). A mixed melting point with a known sample gave no depression of the melting point.…”
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“…4, 629-630, April, 2007. Original article submitted April 2, 2007 6(7)-Benzoylperimidine (3c). Yield 64%; mp 227-229°C (from benzene) (mp 227-229°C [3]). A mixed melting point with a known sample gave no depression of the melting point.…”
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“…6(7)-Acetylperimidine (3b). Yield 78%; mp 221-222°C (from aqueous ethanol) (mp 221-222°C [3]). A mixed melting point with a known sample gave no depression of the melting point.…”
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“…We were unable to separate the products in light of their similar chromatographic mobility. The formation of compound 3d may be attributed to the competing deacetylation of acylperimidine 1e [4] and subsequent reaction of perimidine 4 with triazine 2a. The proposed mechanism for the formation of 1,3,7-triazapyrenes 3 is given in the scheme below.…”
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“…Since 4(9)-isomeric aldehydes, ketones, and sulfones are formed together with 6(7) derivatives on acylation, formylation, and arene sulfonation [5][6][7], it seemed of interest to investigate the possibility of their prototropic conversions, and also the degenerate tautomerism of 4,9-disubstituted analogs. Due to the formation of an extremely stable intramolecular hydrogen bond between the NH proton and the oxygen of the carbonyl group, the 4(9)-formyl-(4, 6) and 4(9)-acetylperimidines (5, 7) in nonpolar solvents, and judging overall, in the solid state exist exclusively in the chelated 9-CO form.…”
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