THE THERMAL DECOMPOSITION OF AZINES: A NOTE ON THE THERMAL DECOMPOSITION OF BENZALDAZINE UNDER 1000 ATMOSPHERES PRESSURE OF NITROGEN, HYDROGEN AND AMMONIA
THE THERMAL DECOMPOSITION OF AZINES: A NOTE ON THE THERMAL DECOMPOSITION OF BENZALDAZINE UNDER 1000 ATMOSPHERES PRESSURE OF NITROGEN, HYDROGEN AND AMMONIA
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吖嗪的热分解:1000大气压氮、氢、氨下苯并达嗪热分解的说明
DOI:
10.1021/ja01348a020
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发表时间:
1932
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通讯作者:
V. L. Gaddy
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作者:
L. B. Howard;G. Hilbert;R. Wiebe;V. L. Gaddy
Curtius and Jay1 observed that aldazines, notably benzaldazine, decom-pose upon distillation into stilbenes and nitrogen. Later Meisenheimer2 pointed out that benzonitrile was also one of the thermal decomposition products of benzaldazine and postulated two simultaneous reactions. CeH6CH= N—N= CHC «HS—>-C, HECH= CHC6H5+ N2(1) C «HSCH= N—N= CHCeHs—BCeHsCN+ H2(2) The most comprehensive study was that of Pascal and Normand, 3 who demonstrated in the case of benzaldazine that in addition to stilbene and nitrogen, some ammonia, a small amount of phenanthrene and a stable compound containing nuclear nitrogen were also produced. Azines in which the ortho position of the benzene ring was substituted yielded none of the phenanthrene derivatives. They suggested that the stable nuclear nitrogen compound (yield 15%) had the empirical formula of C28H23N3 (melting point 261 andboiling point 460) and probably was identical with the unknown product obtained by Curtiusand Blumer4 in the pyrolysis of benzoinhydrazone. The purposes of the present investigation were to