1986
DOI: 10.1007/bf00542789
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NMR spectral study of the structure of 2-amino-4-thiazolinones

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“…Resonating signals at δ 7.46‐7.37 ppm in 1 H NMR was associated with the olefinic proton ( H 7 ). The chemical shift value observed for this proton was higher than expected for 5E isomer and was mainly because of anisotropic effect of CO present in the vicinity of this proton . Further, a proton present in the vicinity of sulfur would resonate at lower δ value due to less deshielding effect exerted by sulfur, which was also not observed in present case .…”
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“…Resonating signals at δ 7.46‐7.37 ppm in 1 H NMR was associated with the olefinic proton ( H 7 ). The chemical shift value observed for this proton was higher than expected for 5E isomer and was mainly because of anisotropic effect of CO present in the vicinity of this proton . Further, a proton present in the vicinity of sulfur would resonate at lower δ value due to less deshielding effect exerted by sulfur, which was also not observed in present case .…”
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“…Therefore, these compounds exist only in one configurational isomer 2Z,5Z. The existence of two isomeric forms in terms of CN configurational isomers was supported by the presence of two signal sets when the spectra were recorded in DMSO which is also conferring with the literature . The predominance of isomer was assessed by integrating the singlets observed for protons related with methoxy (OCH 3 ) and pyrazole at 25°C.…”
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“…This phenomenon was first detected by UV spectroscopy [19] and believed to be caused by a proton transfer between nitrogen atoms (amino–imino tautomerism), however, contradictory information on the equilibrium ratio of tautomers exist [15,18,2023]. ( E / Z )-Isomerization of the exocyclic C=N bond of the single imino form was suggested as the cause for the dynamic effect as well [2425]. In addition, this process complicates the interpretation of NMR spectra of thiazolidines and is a likely source of misinterpretations.…”
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“…A further confirmation of substitution at the exocyclic nitrogen atom is the relatively low frequency for the C (2) =N (3) bond absorption (1590-1595 cm -1 ) in the IR spectra [9,10]. 2methylamino-1,3-thiazol-4(5H)-one [14] and its 5-benzylidene analog [15]. a pseudothiohydantoin [11,8] and its 5-aryl derivatives [12].…”
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