Journal of the Chemical Society, Abstracts published new progress about 13682-33-2. 13682-33-2 belongs to imidazoles-derivatives, auxiliary class Imidazole,Amine,Benzene, name is 4-(1H-Imidazol-2-yl)aniline, and the molecular formula is C9H9N3, Safety of 4-(1H-Imidazol-2-yl)aniline.
Balaban, I. E. published the artcileTrypanocidal action and chemical constitution. III. Arsonic acids containing the glyoxaline nucleus, Safety of 4-(1H-Imidazol-2-yl)aniline, the publication is Journal of the Chemical Society, Abstracts (1925), 2801-14, database is CAplus.
Glyoxaline-4(or 5)-carboxyanilide nitrate is dimorphous, both forms crystallizing with 0.5 H2O, unstable fluffy needles and stable, stout prisms, m. 170-1° (decomposition); gradually added to concentrated H2SO4 at O°, there results 36 g. of the p-nitro derivative (I), crystallizing with 2 AcOH, m. 307° (corrected), soluble in 2 N NaOH with a pale yellow color (HCl salt, crystallizing with 1 H2O, decomposes about 298°; nitrate, m. 205° (decomposition)) and 14.3% of the o-nitro derivative, bright yellow, m. 229° (HCl salt, yellow prisms; nitrate, yellow, m. 196° (decomposition)). Reduction of I with SnCl2 and HCl gives the p-amino derivative (II), plates, m. 228°; di-HCl salt, crystallizing with 1 H2O, blackens about 290°; the diazo solution couples with alk. β-C10H7OH with a red color; chlorostannate, pale yellow, m. 290° (decomposition); picrate, yellow, darkens 256°, decomposes 266°, crystallizing with 1.5 H2O. The o-amino derivative (III), m. 270°; di-HCl salt, crystallizing with 0.5 H2O, decomposes 310°; diazoimide, m. 195-6°, produces no color with alk. β-C10H7OH; it is very sparingly soluble in H2O and will detect HNO2 as a solid crystalline derivative at a dilution of 1 in 6400 in the presence of AcONa, or, conversely, the anilide can be detected at a dilution of 1 in 5000. Dipicrate, crystallizing with 2.5 H2O, m. 242° (decomposition). II, diazotized and treated with As2O3, gives 36% of glyoxaline-4′(or 5′)-carboxy-p-aminophenylarsonic acid, pale yellow, darkens 280°, crystallizing from 25% HCO2H with 1 H2O; Mg salt, fine needles; Ca salt, anisotropic spheroids; Na salt, needles; HCl salt, fine needles. Nitration at 0° gives the 3-nitro derivative, yellow plates with 1 H2O, m. about 327° (decomposition); Mg, Ca, Ba and Li salts. Reduction with FeCl2 in NaOH at -5° gives 86% of the 3-amino derivative, prisms, does not m. 320°; it crystallines with 0.5 H2O, not lost at 100°. NaNO2 in a HCl solution causes the immediate precipitation of the diazoimide, micro-leaflets, which does not couple with β-C10H7OH; Mg and Ca salts. 2-p-Aminophenylglyoxaline, oil turns brown on exposure to the air; di-HCl salt, prisms, darkens about 300°; chlorostannate, needles; picrate, orange, decomposes about 239°; no arsonic acid could be prepared from this compound 2-p-Nitrophenyl-1-methylglyoxaline, pale yellow, m. 116.5° (corrected); HCl salt, elongated plates; chloroaurate, Au-yellow, decomposes 226° (corrected), solubility 1 part in 300 boiling 3 N HCl; nitrate, plates, effervescing 186° (corrected); picrate, m. 212° (corrected). 2-m-Aminophenylglyoxaline, m. 203-4°; the monohydrate partly m. 130-40° and finally 202-3°; di-HCl salt, crystallines with 1 H2O, m. 282° (decomposition); chlorostannate, prisms; picrate, decomposes 218°. No arsonic acid could be obtained. 2-0-Aminophenylglyoxaline, m. 136-7°; di-HCl salt, m. 234-6°, decomposes slightly higher; chlorostannate, thin plates; NaNO2 gives a triazine, m. 113-4°, whose HCl salt crystallines in needles; it does not couple with alk. β-C10H7OH; picrate, m. 211-2°. 4-p-Amino-phenylglyoxaline, m. 98° (corrected); di-HCl salt, darkens 310°; chlorostannate, darkens 310°; dipicrate, yellow, m. 240° (decomposition); the diazo solution gives an intense purple dye with alk. β-C10H7OH; but a similar color is obtained with NaOH alone. Pauly’s reagent gives an intense red color. Glyoxaline-4(or 5)-phenyl-p-arsonic acid, reddish yellow, does not m. 310°; the yield is very small. 4-o-Aminophenylglyoxaline, m. 131°; di-HCl salt, crystallines with 1 H2O, which is not lost at 95°, effervesce 256°; NaNO2 gives a bright yellow solution, from which the triazine seps.; it is insoluble in alkali and does not couple with alk. βC10H7OH. Dipicrate, decomposes about 200°; normal tartrate, crystallizing with 1.5 H2O and losing 1 H2O in vacuum over H2SO4, m. 95-7°, effervesces about 130°; α5461 14.8° (c 0.914 in H2O); di-d-camphor-10-sulfonate, m. 198-200°, α5151 21.3° (c 1.0 in H2O). In the action of 28 cc. Me2SO4 on 40 g. 2-phenylglyoxaline, there were obtained 32% unchanged product, 18.2% 2-phenyl-1-methylglyoxaline, pale yellow oil, b15 175° (HCl salt, with 2 H2O; chloroaurate, deep yellow, m. 189° (corrected); nitrate, m. about 100°; picrate, m. 133° (corrected); H oxalate, m. 135° (corrected)) and, after evaporation of the aqueous solution with HCl, 26.7% of the methochloride, hygroscopic, m. 272° (chloroaurate, pale yellow, m. 134° (corrected)). Distillation of the methochloride gave 56% of 2-phenyl-1-methylglyoxaline. The therapeutic action of some of these compounds is given.
Journal of the Chemical Society, Abstracts published new progress about 13682-33-2. 13682-33-2 belongs to imidazoles-derivatives, auxiliary class Imidazole,Amine,Benzene, name is 4-(1H-Imidazol-2-yl)aniline, and the molecular formula is C9H9N3, Safety of 4-(1H-Imidazol-2-yl)aniline.
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