1912
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19120450288
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Über den o‐ und p‐Mercapto‐benzaldehyd

Abstract: uach demAbfiltrieren und Wascben mit Alliohol und Ather aus siedendem Nitrobenzol umkrystallisiert werden und sich daraus in gliinzenden braunen Niidelchen abscheiden. 0 1257 g Sbst.: 7.8 ccm N (17O, 745 mm). C I~H~O s B r r N z . Ber. N 6.67. Gel. N. 7.00. 1) P a t c r n o und Oglialoro, G. 6, 531; 7, 193: 9, 57: 11. 36. a) B a r t b und K r e t s c h y . M. 1, 99; P, 796: 5, 65. 3) E. S c h m i d t , A. 222, 322 [1583]. 4) R. J. hfeyer und Bruger, B. 31, 2958 [18991.

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“…spectrum (Nujol, strong and medium bands only): 1 628s, 1 6 1 4 , 1584s, 1 537s, 1409m, 1 309m, 1 194m, 1 162m, 1 122m, 1 072m, 854m, 754m, 739s, 675m, and 649m cm-'. Mass spectrum: m/e = 330(60%) ( M + ) , 302 (9, 193 (15), 165 (15), 138 (100) (ligand), 137 (32), 56 (12), 32 (79).…”
Section: Synthesis Ofmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…spectrum (Nujol, strong and medium bands only): 1 628s, 1 6 1 4 , 1584s, 1 537s, 1409m, 1 309m, 1 194m, 1 162m, 1 122m, 1 072m, 854m, 754m, 739s, 675m, and 649m cm-'. Mass spectrum: m/e = 330(60%) ( M + ) , 302 (9, 193 (15), 165 (15), 138 (100) (ligand), 137 (32), 56 (12), 32 (79).…”
Section: Synthesis Ofmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although t- Bu sulfides proved to be perfectly resistant to the strong basic reaction conditions involved in these standard methods, the thioester group would have been cleaved. The presence of free thiols also would not have been possible, since they react with aldehydes leading to polymeric material …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, a huge amount of literature has been accumulated on quinoline synthesis. 13 The early syntheses of quinoline derivatives, such as the Friedländer, 13a b Skraup, 13c Doebner, 13d Combes, 13e Conrad–Limpach, 13f g and Povarov 13h i synthesis, generally relied on aniline or aniline derivatives as starting materials along with diverse annulation partners. With time and advanced synthetic techniques, several elegant methods have been developed for quinoline synthesis.…”
Section: Table 1 Optimization Of the Reaction Condition...mentioning
confidence: 99%