srdjan - 19-9-2005 at 16:08
I want to by a TROPINONE! I dont know where in the world, or if I find it, is very expensive! Can you think obout it, and post me back! Thank you for
youre cooperation...
Blind Angel - 19-9-2005 at 17:55
why don't you extract it from Datura Stramonium?
And what is the use of tropinone except induce psychosis or maybe cut out the hearsickness?
praseodym - 20-9-2005 at 00:20
Found this on a site, it may help you in the synthesis of tropinone.
"In organic chemistry the synthesis is considered a milestone in total synthesis. Tropinone is a complex bicyclic molecule but the reactants are
fairly simple: succindialdehyde (see succinic acid and aldehydes), methyl amine and actone dicarboxylate (or even acetone). The synthesis is a good
example of a biomimetic reaction or biogenetic-type synthesis because biosynthesis makes use of the same building blocks. It also demonstrates a
tandem reaction is a one-pot synthesis.
The main features apparent from the reaction sequence below are:
step 1: Nucleophilic addition of secondary amine to aldehyde followed by loss of water to create an imine
step 2: nucleophilic addition of the imine to the second aldehyde unit and first ring closure
step 3: intermolecular mannich reaction of the enolate of actone dicarboxylate
step 4: new enolate formation and new imine formation with loss of water for
step 5: second intramolecular mannich reaction and second ring closure
step 6: loss of 2 carboxylic groups to tropinone"
srdjan - 20-9-2005 at 07:30
I know the synthesis of tropinone but is very expensive! If I buy all chemicals for synthesis is more expensive than buying tropinone! Problem is I
cant buy it because I'm just a person, not a company, you know what I mean?! So, I need tropinone and I need the name of the company which want
sell it too me, regular person! And not expensive. I pay $60 per 50g!
I am a fish - 20-9-2005 at 09:23
This is not a forum for drug makers. If you're interested in discussing chemistry, then fine. However, if you merely want to reduce your
production costs, then take your questions elsewhere.
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