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Substituierte Isatin‐phenylimine
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Abstract5‐Brom‐ und 5‐Nitro‐isatin kondensieren mit substituierten Anilinen zu Isatin‐3‐(phenyl)‐iminen. 5‐Brom‐isatin‐3‐(phenyl und naphthyl)‐imin werden auch durch Bromieren von Isatin‐3‐(phenyl und naphthyl)‐imin erhalten. Bei Einsatz von o‐Phenylendiamin erfolgt Ringschluß zu 5‐Brom‐bzw. 5‐Nitro‐6,11‐diaza‐5H‐benzo[b]carbazol, wobei als Zwischenprodukt wahrscheinlich die entsprechenden Isatin‐3‐(o‐amino‐phenyl)‐imine auftreten.
Title: Substituierte Isatin‐phenylimine
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Abstract5‐Brom‐ und 5‐Nitro‐isatin kondensieren mit substituierten Anilinen zu Isatin‐3‐(phenyl)‐iminen.
5‐Brom‐isatin‐3‐(phenyl und naphthyl)‐imin werden auch durch Bromieren von Isatin‐3‐(phenyl und naphthyl)‐imin erhalten.
Bei Einsatz von o‐Phenylendiamin erfolgt Ringschluß zu 5‐Brom‐bzw.
5‐Nitro‐6,11‐diaza‐5H‐benzo[b]carbazol, wobei als Zwischenprodukt wahrscheinlich die entsprechenden Isatin‐3‐(o‐amino‐phenyl)‐imine auftreten.
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