Formic Acid Reduction. IV. Barbituric Acid Derivatives. Reduction of 5-Arylmethylenebarbituric Acids and Some Analogous Barbituric Acid Derivatives

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• By means of heating in triethylammonium formate given by 5HCO_2H・2N (C_2H_5)_3,hydrogenation of 5-methylidene bond attached to barbituric acids was effected in general. The method was found to be convenient for preparation of 5-arylmethylbarbituric acids and some other 5-alkylbarbituric acids with certain advantages : good yield of the products and selectivity at the double bond of 5-position.

• 社団法人日本薬学会の論文
• 1969-04-25

著者

• 関屋 実

  Shizuoka College of Pharmacy

• 鈴木 次郎

  Shizuoka College of Pharmacy

• 矢内原 千鶴子

  Shizuoka College Of Pharmacy

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