AT8097B - Process for the condensation of aromatic glycines to indoxyl derivatives. - Google Patents

Process for the condensation of aromatic glycines to indoxyl derivatives.

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AT8097B
AT8097B AT8097DA AT8097B AT 8097 B AT8097 B AT 8097B AT 8097D A AT8097D A AT 8097DA AT 8097 B AT8097 B AT 8097B
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  Verfahren zur Condensation aromatischer Glycine zu Indoxyl- derivaten. 
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 rührt die schlechte ausbeute daher, dass   Atzkali   das zunächst gebildete Indoxyl wieder   /erstiirt,   unter Bildung von Anilin,   und   dass vor allen Dingen (s. a. Biedermann und 
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 wodurch einer unerwünschten anderweitigen Zersetzung des Glycins infolge zu hoher Temperatur vorgebeugt wird. 
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   Ctycine   lassen sich auch deren Salze und Ester verwenden. 



   Die Arbeitsweise nach vorliegendem Verfahren kann in der verschiedensten Weise modificiert werden, je nach den Eigens haften dorAusgangsmaterialien : entweder wird das Natriumamid geschmolzen und das   Clycin,   sei es für sich oder verdünnt, in das geschmolzene Amid eingetragen, oder gemahlenes Amid wird mit Glycin und evontuell 
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    B e i s p i e l e :  
1. 3 Theile Natriumamid werden geschmolzen und auf 1800   C.   erhitzt und in diese dünne   Schmolze   wird unter   UmrUhron   allmäblich   ein Theil Phonylglycinnatrium   
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 geschmolzen und auf 2300 C. gebracht, und in das Gemisch wird allmählich 1 Theil Phenylglycinnatrium eingetragen. 



     4. In   eine Schmelze aus 2 Theilen Natriumamid und 3'5 Theilen Cyankalium worden bei 2300 C. 2 Theile Phenylglycin   allmählich   unter Umrühren eingetragen. 



   5. 1 Theil Natriumamid, 4 Theile Ätzkali, 3 Theile Ätznatron worden zusammengeschmolzen und bei etwa 180 bis 2300 C. wird Phonylglycinkalium eingetragen. 



     6.   1 Theil Natriumamid, 1   Theil Ätzkali, 1   Theil Ätznatron, 1   Then Cyanka1ium   worden zusammengeschmolzen und bei   2200   C. 1 Theil Phenylglycinester eingetraen. 



   7. 1 Theil Natriumamid, 2 Theile   Cyankalium   werden geschmolzen und 1 Theil p-Tolyl-   glycinnatrium   bei   2500   C. eingetragen. 



   8.3 Theile Phenylglycin-o-carbonsaures Natron und 2 Theile Natriumamid werden innig gemischt und successive in ein auf   2500   C. erhitztes Gefäss eingetragen. 



   Durch die deutsche Patentschrift Nr. 105495 ist ein Verfahren bekannt geworden, nach welchem aus Phenylglycin-o-Carbonsäureester bei gelinder Temperatur Indoxylderivate dargestellt werden. Diesem Verfahren gegenüber besteht der technische Fortschritt des vorliegonden Verfahrens darin, dass man bei Verwendung der   Phenylgiycin - 0-   Carbonsäure als Ausgangsmaterial nicht darauf angewiesen ist, die   umständlich   und nicht billig darzustellonden neutralen Ester obiger Säure zu verwenden, sondern dass gerade in diesem Falle von den einfach und billig erhältlichen neutralen Alkalisalzen ausgangen wird. 



   Auch der Reactionsverlauf ist in dem vorliegenden Falle ein ganz anderer. Während bei dorn Verfahren der deutschen Patentsnchrift Nr. 105495 unter Wasserstoff- und Alkohol-abspaltung Indoxylcarbonsäureester erhalt wird, entsteht nach dem vorliegenden   ('ondensationsvorfahron   Indoxyl. indem Soda gebildet wird und   Ammoniak   entweicht. Den 
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  Process for the condensation of aromatic glycines to indoxyl derivatives.
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 The poor yield is due to the fact that Atzkali re-suppresses the initially formed indoxyl, with the formation of aniline, and that above all (see also Biedermann and
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 which prevents undesired other decomposition of the glycine as a result of excessively high temperatures.
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   Ctycins can also be used with their salts and esters.



   The procedure according to the present process can be modified in the most varied of ways, depending on the properties of the starting materials: either the sodium amide is melted and the glycine, be it alone or diluted, is added to the melted amide, or ground amide is mixed with glycine and possibly
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    EXAMPLE:
1. 3 parts of sodium amide are melted and heated to 1,800 ° C., and a part of phonylglycine sodium is gradually added to this thin melt with stirring
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 melted and brought to 2300 ° C., and 1 part of phenylglycine sodium is gradually added to the mixture.



     4. Two parts of phenylglycine were gradually introduced into a melt of 2 parts of sodium amide and 3'5 parts of potassium cyanide at 2300 ° C., with stirring.



   5. 1 part of sodium amide, 4 parts of caustic potash, 3 parts of caustic soda are melted together, and at about 180 to 2300 ° C., potassium phonylglycine is introduced.



     6. 1 part of sodium amide, 1 part of caustic potash, 1 part of caustic soda, 1 part of cyanka1ium were melted together, and 1 part of phenylglycine ester was allowed to enter at 2200 C.



   7. 1 part of sodium amide, 2 parts of potassium cyanide are melted, and 1 part of p-tolylglycine sodium is added at 2500 ° C.



   8.3 Parts of phenylglycine-o-carboxylic acid sodium and 2 parts of sodium amide are intimately mixed and successively introduced into a vessel heated to 2500 ° C.



   The German patent specification No. 105495 discloses a process according to which indoxyl derivatives are prepared from phenylglycine-o-carboxylic acid esters at a low temperature. Compared to this process, the technical progress of the present process consists in the fact that when using the phenylgycin-0-carboxylic acid as the starting material, one does not have to rely on using the inconvenient and not cheap to present neutral ester of the above acid, but that in this case, of the neutral alkali salts that are easily and cheaply available.



   The course of the reaction is also quite different in the present case. While in the process of the German patent specification No. 105495 indoxyl carboxylic acid ester is obtained with elimination of hydrogen and alcohol, according to the present (ondensationsvorfahron indoxyl. By the formation of soda and ammonia escaping
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EMI2.4 Verfahren zur Darstellung von Indoxylderivaten aus aromatischen Glycines, gekennzeichnet durch die. Anwendung von Alkaliamiden als Condensationsmittel. EMI2.4 Process for the preparation of indoxyl derivatives from aromatic glycines, characterized by the. Use of alkali amides as condensation agents.
AT8097D 1901-08-17 1901-08-17 Process for the condensation of aromatic glycines to indoxyl derivatives. AT8097B (en)

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