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TLC monitoring progress of STAB reductive am When your reaction mixture is strongly (!) alkaline, you can extract the amine. The NaOH solution de ... |
26-11-2008 at 00:33 by: grind |
TLC monitoring progress of STAB reductive am Oh I see I was wrong with the solvent mixture. Sorry....
May be the reaction product is still com ... |
21-11-2008 at 15:03 by: grind |
TLC monitoring progress of STAB reductive am Your solvent mixture is not suitable for STAB reductions! Methanol destroys STAB quickly and you mus ... |
20-11-2008 at 22:28 by: grind |
reductive amination with triacetoxyborohydride You can heat it to 150°C. The decomposition temperature is about 400°C, so 150°C are no problem. ... |
5-9-2008 at 09:01 by: grind |
reductive amination with triacetoxyborohydride [quote][i]Originally posted by Klute[/i]
I only hav acces to a kitchen oven at home, and am very re ... |
5-9-2008 at 08:19 by: grind |
reductive amination with triacetoxyborohydride [quote][i]Originally posted by stoichiometric_steve[/i]
[quote][i]Originally posted by grind[/i]
Q ... |
5-9-2008 at 06:24 by: grind |
reductive amination with triacetoxyborohydride Thanks for the pics, Klute. Good work and very interesting!
Did you make an enamine from an amide ... |
5-9-2008 at 03:14 by: grind |
reductive amination with triacetoxyborohydride [quote][i]Originally posted by Klute[/i]I have a few pictures if people are interested. [/quote]
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4-9-2008 at 10:08 by: grind |
Vacuum grease substitute? Here is a german wiki artikel about the conversion of normal starch into soluble starch with the aid ... |
15-5-2008 at 18:35 by: grind |
Vacuum grease substitute? Heat glycerine to 160°C, add soluble (!) starch while stirring with a glass rod. Test a little port ... |
11-5-2008 at 14:45 by: grind |
Cleaning DCM/Chloroform [quote][i]Originally posted by Klute[/i]
I have already washed some "dirty" chloroform with cold 30 ... |
10-5-2008 at 02:43 by: grind |
Cleaning DCM/Chloroform [quote][i]Originally posted by vulture[/i]
Chloroform and strong bases are not compatible.[/quote]
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8-5-2008 at 17:08 by: grind |
Vacuum grease substitute? A good vacuum grease is "kapsenberg schmiere" (ks) made from glycerine and soluble starch. It is wat ... |
8-5-2008 at 17:03 by: grind |
hydrolysis amine of a keto-alpha amine Do you mean R-CO-CH2-NR´R´´? You can´t hydrolyze that. By the way, it´s called amino ketone. |
30-4-2008 at 18:47 by: grind |
Oxidation of hydroquinone with FeCl3 I think the oxidation of hydroquinone with FeCl3 does´nt give pure benzoquinone, but a 1:1 complex ... |
30-4-2008 at 18:38 by: grind |
benzyl alcohol oxidation Another very easy way:
1. BnOH + HCl = BnCl
2. BnCl + Hexammin = quat. salt
3. quat. salt y ... |
24-4-2008 at 12:06 by: grind |
MTBE good substitute for Et2O? I agree with garage chemist, Diphenylamine is a very good stabilizer. To all my ethers I added 5-10 ... |
23-4-2008 at 12:52 by: grind |
Preparation of sulfur monochloride S2Cl2 [quote][i]Originally posted by Klute[/i]
So the sulfur is soluble in hot chloroform?[/quote]
I thi ... |
20-4-2008 at 16:11 by: grind |
NaBH4/H4BK http://www.rohmhaas.com/assets/attachments/business/process_chemicals/reducing_agents/reductive_amin ... |
19-4-2008 at 15:07 by: grind |
Preparation of sulfur monochloride S2Cl2 [quote][i]Originally posted by Klute[/i]
The use of chloroform could be handy to avoid dirty glassw ... |
19-4-2008 at 14:59 by: grind |
Preparation of sulfur monochloride S2Cl2 The whole procedure can be done in boiling chloroforme, this is much easier und gives excellent yiel ... |
17-4-2008 at 14:21 by: grind |
NaBH4/H4BK [quote][i]Originally posted by Dimitri[/i]
Anyone heard of K borohydride being used in reductive am ... |
7-4-2008 at 16:49 by: grind |
NaBH4/H4BK [quote][i]Originally posted by Klute[/i]
You would need to check the respective solubilities. IIRC, ... |
4-4-2008 at 16:25 by: grind |
Vacuum pump oil The best what you can do now is to disassemble the pump completely and clean every component very ca ... |
1-4-2008 at 13:59 by: grind |
reductive amination with triacetoxyborohydride 4,29 g of finely powdered NaBH4 (assay 96%, 0,11 moles) is dried at 140°C in vacuum for 1 hour. It ... |
30-3-2008 at 21:04 by: grind |
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