Studies in the cyanine dye series II Carbocyanines with substituents in the three-carbon chain
Studies in the cyanine dye series II Carbocyanines with substituents in the three-carbon chain
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DOI:
10.1021/ja01315a049
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发表时间:
1935-07-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
White, FL
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作者:
Brooker, LGS;White, FL
DiscussionWater, methanol, ethanol, dioxane and benzene were used as reaction media and water was found to be the most suitable for the Adams catalyst and satisfactory for the Raney catalyst. Methanol gave somewhat higher adsorption rates with Raney nickel (23 ml. of hydrogen per minute) and yields of 45% were obtained con-sistently. Higher pressures gave increased ad-sorption rates for the Adams catalyst but were without much effect for the Raney catalyst. The yields of nitrosoguanidine were not affected markedly. The optimum temperature is 25-35 and a decrease or increase of 10 resulted in a lowering of the rate of hydrogen adsorption of 40-70%. The yields of nitrosoguanidine were not affected with the Adams catalyst but with the Raney nickel the yields were materially decreased. With the Raney nickel catalyst it was found that the optimum ratio of catalyst mass to nitro-guanidine was 0.5 g. of catalyst per gram of nitroguanidine. A smaller ratio decreases the rate of adsorption of hydrogen while a ratio of 1 gives a maximum rate but at the same time the yields of nitrosoguanidine are very greatly lowered. A more comprehensive study of the catalytic hydrogenation of nitroguanidine, now in prog-ress, will include the further reductionto aminoguanidine, the effect of other catalysts and the reduction of nitroaminoguanidine, alkylnitro-guanidines and nitrourea.