thunderfvck - 23-3-2004 at 22:02
Yes, I don't want to type that name in again, so I'll refer to it as DFC.
Okay, I haven't a clue. Mainly because I have no idea what "idene" means. Is it simply furfurylidene, as in, furfuryl, with a double
bond somewhere?
We took some cyclopentanone, added some NaOH, and added some furfural. The product we are supposed to get is DFC. This is a Claisen-Schmidt
condensation reaction, if that helps. I can't find a structure anywhere online, so here I am. And I thank you.
[Edited on 24-3-2004 by thunderfvck]
Blind Angel - 24-3-2004 at 04:37
there, i used chemdraw:
thunderfvck - 6-4-2004 at 23:08
Thanks for that. I've been trying to find chemdraw on kazaa with no luck, but surely it will turn up one day. How did you get your copy?
I am now interested in finding the name of a structure, and I'm guessing chemdraw would again help me greatly here. However, as I mentioned
above, I can't find it on Kazaa right now, and this is due by thursday, so I'm in quite a pickle.
So, would you mind putting this into your program and give me the name? I need to know the melting point and without the name...yeah.
Anyways, it's a fluorene molecule, on the cyclopentane part, at the bottom (the vertex, the V) is attached a double bond to a carbon, and this
carbon is attached to a benzene ring.
I hope that was clear enough.
>=-(benzene)
to give you some kind of idea. THe > is the vertex of the cyclopentane (which is part of the fluorene), the = is the double bond, and the - is a
single bond to the benzene.
THanks a bunch!
Darkfire - 16-4-2004 at 23:40
Use chemsketch, search google for it...