Studies on Pyrone Derivatives. X. On the Reaction of Dehydroacetic Acid to the Primary Amines and Ammonia. (2).
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The reaction process of DHA, when it reacted with an excess of methyl-, ethyl-benzyl- or phenethylamine under a mild condition, was clarified as follows : The primary reaction product is Schiff's base, the secondly product 2,6-bis (alkylamino)-2,5-heptadien-4-one, and the final product lutidone derivative. In the case of the reaction of DHA with an excess of ammonia, two compounds, lutidone and lutidonecarboxylic acid, were obtained as final products. But lutidonecarboxylic acid seems not to be the intermediate to lutidone under these mild conditions.
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- 1963-03-25
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井上 敦子
Faculty Of Pharmaceutical Sciences School Of Medicine Hiroshima University
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井上 敦子
Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Hiroshima University
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井口 定男
Faculty Of Pharmaceutical Sciences Kyusyu University
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井口 定男
Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, Kyushu University
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