Comprehensive Heterocyclic Chemistry III 2008
DOI: 10.1016/b978-008044992-0.00517-4
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“…1 Beginning from the 1960s chemists are searching for efficient methods of syn thesis of N alkyl 5 vinyltetrazoles. 2 This search is imped ed by numerous quantitative studies of key chemical pro cesses resulting in 5 vinyltetrazole derivatives.…”
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“…1 Beginning from the 1960s chemists are searching for efficient methods of syn thesis of N alkyl 5 vinyltetrazoles. 2 This search is imped ed by numerous quantitative studies of key chemical pro cesses resulting in 5 vinyltetrazole derivatives.…”
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“…In our opinion, a simpler and more effective method for the synthesis of similar compounds is the traditional approach to the construction of N(1)-substituted tetrazole rings, based on the interaction of aromatic amines with sodium azide and orthoesters in acetic acid. 31 We found that the heating the aminopyrazoles 1 in acetic acid with sodium azide and triethyl orthoformate or triethyl orthoacetate for 4 h at 90°С resulted in a complete conversion of the starting aminopyrazoles (Scheme 1). The target 1-pyrazolyltetrazoles 2a-d, 3a, and 4a-c were obtained in 55-80% yields.…”
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“…The selection of tetrazole molecule as a heterocyclic carrier of N-nitropyrazole substituent was based on the biological activity of tetrazole derivatives, second only to imidazoles according to the number of publications in the field of medicinal chemistry. [31][32] The simplest and most effective method for the introduction of N-nitro group in pyrazole ring, which has been used most frequently for the preparation of N-nitropyrazoles, is the N-nitration of N-unsubstituted 1Н-pyrazoles. [12][13][14] However, only one N-unsubstituted 1-pyrazolyltetrazole has been described in the literature, 1-(1Н-pyrazol-3(5)-yl)-1Н-tetrazole, 33 obtained in 3(5)-diazopyrazole reaction with diazomethane.…”
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“…Two nitrogen molecules and large amount of energy has liberated by the decomposition of tetrazole due to its high enthalpy formation. Therefore, derivatives of tetrazoles are explored as explosives, propellant components and gas generators [18]. In addition, a variety of tetrazole-based moieties has excellent coordination properties and is able to form stable complexes with various metal ions [19,20].…”
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