Lund, Henning published the artcile< Electroorganic preparations. XVI. Polarography and reduction of quinazoline>, Formula: C3HBrClNS, the main research area is .
The polarographic reduction of quinazoline (I) was observed throughout the pH range 0-12 and in more acid media (acidity function H+ to -2); 2 waves were observed. For the 1st wave the limiting current is diffusion controlled at pH 5 but is kinetically controlled at pH 1. The abnormal pH dependence of the limiting current can be explained by hydration of the protonated I nucleus if it is assumed that only the normal cation and not the hydrated cation is polarographically reducible. The rate constant of the dehydration was determined from polarographic data, and the dehydration was found to be specific acid catalyzed. The second wave of I is a reduction of the 3,4-dihydroquinazoline (II) formed in the first reduction at low concentrations of I. II was reduced in borate buffer to 1,2,3,4-tetrahydroquinazoline. I yields on controlled potential reduction both in acid and alk. solution a dimerized product, which probably is dimerized at C-4. The product can be reoxidized to I with hexacyanoferrate(III) in alk. solution
Acta Chemica Scandinavica published new progress about 3034-56-8. 3034-56-8 belongs to class thiazole, and the molecular formula is C3HBrClNS, Formula: C3HBrClNS.
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