1956
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19560680402
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Isoindolenine als Zwischenprodukte der Phthalocyanin‐Synthese

Abstract: Es werden Verfahren zur Herstellung von metallfreien und metallhaltigen lsoindoleninen und deren Kondensationsprodukte beschrieben. Hohermolekulare Kupfer-, Nickel-oder Kobalt-lsoindolenine lassen sich leicht in die entsprechenden Phthalocyanine uberfuhren. Die Farbstoffbildung vollzieht sich unter so milden Bedingungen, daR m i t den lsoindoleninen die Erzeugung von Phthalocyaninen acf der Faser moglich ist, wobei man auch von den monomolekularen Verbindungen ausgehen kann. Als ,,Phtalogene" (W.Z.) haben die … Show more

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“…Other authors have assigned this broad band as evidence for the existence of a free radical (Pc) ring, which is not inconsistent with the proposal of a charge-transfer transition. In the lithium phthalocyanine radical, Li(Pc), a doublet at 427 and 473 nm has been attributed to the free radical monophthalocyanine [31Ϫ33] while a similar broad band centred at approximately 450Ϫ470 nm has also been attributed to a free-radical phthalocyanine ring in Ln(Pc) 2 [34Ϫ36] and in In(Pc) 2 . [37] It is difficult to use the interpretation of monophthalocyanine or diphthalocyanine spectra for the interpretation of the spectrum of the compound 1 because Bi(Pc)Cl and other phthalocyanine compounds have a C 4v or D 4h symmetry, while 1 has no symmetry element, the allowed transitions are different and the molecular orbitals should have different energies and a different electron-density distribution.…”
Section: Compoundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other authors have assigned this broad band as evidence for the existence of a free radical (Pc) ring, which is not inconsistent with the proposal of a charge-transfer transition. In the lithium phthalocyanine radical, Li(Pc), a doublet at 427 and 473 nm has been attributed to the free radical monophthalocyanine [31Ϫ33] while a similar broad band centred at approximately 450Ϫ470 nm has also been attributed to a free-radical phthalocyanine ring in Ln(Pc) 2 [34Ϫ36] and in In(Pc) 2 . [37] It is difficult to use the interpretation of monophthalocyanine or diphthalocyanine spectra for the interpretation of the spectrum of the compound 1 because Bi(Pc)Cl and other phthalocyanine compounds have a C 4v or D 4h symmetry, while 1 has no symmetry element, the allowed transitions are different and the molecular orbitals should have different energies and a different electron-density distribution.…”
Section: Compoundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The synthesis was carried out following a literature procedure. [20] (4). Solution of 1-bromodecane (12.5 mL, 60.4 mmol) in CH 2 Cl 2 , 3 (2 g, 17.2 mmol) and МеОН (80 mL) was stirred with refluxing for 20 hours.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two reaction pathways for the mechanism of cyclotetramerisation have been described. [15] After nucleophilic attack of the nHexO -anion on one of the nitrile carbon atoms, an alkoxyiminoisoindolenine intermediate is formed that reacts with a second benzothiazoledicarbonitrile to give a dimeric intermediate. Subsequent formation of a trimeric intermediate, which reacts further with the fourth dicarbonitrile or undergoes a selfcondensation process of the two dimers, yields the tetrameric intermediate.…”
Section: Synthesis Of Phthalocyaninesmentioning
confidence: 99%