Abstract:The base-catalyzed aldol condensation between benzaldehyde and p-acetylbenzoic acid in water shows an inverse solvent kinetic isotope effect, k3,D2O/k3,H2O, of 1.33±0.03. The reaction is definitely faster in D2O. This is...
“…2,6-Diacetylpyridine underwent Claisen–Schmidt condensation 26 with the required substituted aromatic aldehyde to afford the chalcone precursors 1–3 in acceptable yield (34–73%). After extensive investigation, it was discovered that a 2 : 1 ratio of ketone to aldehyde with catalytic amount of NaOH promoted formation of the required mono-chalcone and minimal formation of the bis-chalcone side product (ESI S3†).…”
A small series of simple pyrazoline and pyrazole based sensors, all derived from the same chalcone precursors, were synthesised, characterised and screened for their fluorescence “turn on” properties in the presence of multiple metals.
“…2,6-Diacetylpyridine underwent Claisen–Schmidt condensation 26 with the required substituted aromatic aldehyde to afford the chalcone precursors 1–3 in acceptable yield (34–73%). After extensive investigation, it was discovered that a 2 : 1 ratio of ketone to aldehyde with catalytic amount of NaOH promoted formation of the required mono-chalcone and minimal formation of the bis-chalcone side product (ESI S3†).…”
A small series of simple pyrazoline and pyrazole based sensors, all derived from the same chalcone precursors, were synthesised, characterised and screened for their fluorescence “turn on” properties in the presence of multiple metals.
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