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Oximes notions

fludyoptasyphos - 1-4-2010 at 11:23

I want to know data and information about the synthesis, biological effects (I mean the biochemical effects of these)
the toxicity of these
the reactions with other molecules (eg : acyl halides , Alkyl halides , alcohols , aromatic alcohols , aryl halides , amines, carboxylic acids, thiols, esters, nitriles, cyanides)
C=N-OH + R-CO-X --> ?
C=N-OH + R-X --> ?
C=N-OH + R-OH --> ?
C=N-OH + Ar-OH --> ?
C=N-OH + Ar-X --> ?
C=N-OH + R2NH --> ?
C=N-OH + RCOOH --> ?
C=N-OH + R-SH --> ?
C=N-OH + R-COO-R --> ?
C=N-OH + R-CN / Ar-CN --> ?
C=N-OH + CN(-) / R-CN --> ?

in synthesis:
a) synthesis
b) biological biochemical effects, reactions, bonding, ...)
c) toxicity (if they are toxic, if they are harmful)
d) reactions with any molecules what produce

please, help me

the oximes are a idrossilimmino molecules
exist aldoximes and ketoximes
R-CH=N-OH , R2C=N-OH

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vulture - 1-4-2010 at 11:31

What you are asking is too broad and general to be covered in a forum post.

You are encouraged to consult the literature and come back with more specific questions should you have them.

fludyoptasyphos - 1-4-2010 at 11:43

are only those four simple questions

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fludyoptasyphos - 1-4-2010 at 12:04

I work for a few months and study the oximes , I would like to help,
I do not think that is asking too much or who knows what to ask

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fludyoptasyphos - 1-4-2010 at 12:12

en.wikipedia.org/Oxime
but that is here doesn't answer my questions , my doubts
I need answers

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Nicodem - 2-4-2010 at 10:40

Quote: Originally posted by fludyoptasyphos  
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxime
but that is here doesn't answer my questions , my doubts
I need answers

I'm sure it was not your intentions, but your replies here look like insults. You ask member here to review literature for you on a topic so broad that it would take anyone several days just for the basics. Then you are told to first read yourself the literature on the topic and ask more specific questions that you don't find covered elsewhere. And what you do is post a link to Wikipedia! WTF was that?

The least you could do is go to a scientific library and get Patai's review book on oximes (I'm sure it is even available as an e-book if you look hard enough). I'm quite sure there are also several review papers on oximes to be found in the literature (if you bother searching!).

Edit: And don't triplepost! Use the Edit function to add comments to your own post.

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fludyoptasyphos - 2-4-2010 at 11:54

Quote: Originally posted by Nicodem  
Quote: Originally posted by fludyoptasyphos  
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxime
but that is here doesn't answer my questions , my doubts
I need answers

I'm sure it was not your intentions, but your replies here look like insults. You ask member here to review literature for you on a topic so broad that it would take anyone several days just for the basics. Then you are told to first read yourself the literature on the topic and ask more specific questions that you don't find covered elsewhere. And what you do is post a link to Wikipedia! WTF was that?

The least you could do is go to a scientific library and get Patai's review book on oximes (I'm sure it is even available as an e-book if you look hard enough). I'm quite sure there are also several review papers on oximes to be found in the literature (if you bother searching!).

Edit: And don't triplepost! Use the Edit function to add comments to your own post.

[Edited on 2/4/2010 by Nicodem]


O.O
I have not insulted anybody, that user responded to a question with a question , and for me was not right
I simply asked questions, which until now has been given no answers

my intensions is know the answers to my questions :
synthesis
biological - biochemical effects, reactions, bonding, ...
toxicity (if they are toxic, if they are harmful)
reactions with any molecules what produce

[Edited on 2-4-2010 by fludyoptasyphos]