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New macrocyclic compounds using organotin complexes as intermediates: synthesis and characterization
Harminder Kaur, Kanav Dhir, Bharti Mittu, Noorpreet Inder Kaur Dhanjal
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Background & Aim :A new series of macrocyclic compounds 1-4 have been synthesized using tin as templates. Method: Tin templates are formed by refluxing the solution of dibutyltin (IV) oxide with orthophenylenediamine (L1H), 4-chlorocatechol (L2H), butane dithiol (L3H) and 3-carboxypropyldisulphide (L4H). Results: The reaction is visualized by cleavage X-Sn-X (X= oxygen/ nitrogen/ sulphur atom) bond of tin template when treated with adipoyldichloride. Conclusion: The compounds 1-4 are characterized with the aid of elemental analyses, IR and NMR (1H, 13C) studies which confirmed their proposed framework. Keywords: dibutyltin (IV) oxide, orthophenylenediammine (L1H), 4-chlorocatechol (L2H), butane dithiol (L3H), 3-carboxypropyldisulphide (L4H).
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Kaur, H., Dhir, K., Mittu, B., & Dhanjal, N. I. K. (2012). New macrocyclic compounds using organotin complexes as intermediates: synthesis and characterization.
Kaur, Harminder, et al. “New macrocyclic compounds using organotin complexes as intermediates: synthesis and characterization.” vol. 1, no. 2, 2012, pp. 30–33.
Kaur, Harminder, Kanav Dhir, Bharti Mittu, and Noorpreet Inder Kaur Dhanjal. 2012. “New macrocyclic compounds using organotin complexes as intermediates: synthesis and characterization.”
Kaur, H. et al. (2012) ‘New macrocyclic compounds using organotin complexes as intermediates: synthesis and characterization’.
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pages = {30--33},
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