Abstract. In the present work, photolysis of N-(2-thiozolyl)sulfanilamide, 2-(4-thiazolyl)benzimidazole and thiacetazone in presence of benzophenone as a sensitizer under 125 W UV Lamp has been reported. Structures of the products have been established by spectral and elemental analysis. (doi: 10.5562/cca1677)
Photolytic irradiation of 2(-4 thiazolyl) benzimidazole in acidic and neutral
medium using benzophenone (methyl orange) as sensitizer .Photochemical reactions depend
on the source of the reaction. for example Sunlight, UV light and visible light. 2-(-4 thiazoly)
benzimidazole(2gm powder) was dissolved in dried and distilled ethyl alcohol (C2H5OH) 200
ml and add 0.01gm sensitizer. The solution mixture was irradiated in presence of 125w and
250 w mercury vapor lamp for around 40 to50 hrs. The progress of the reaction mixture was
observed at regular intervals from Thin layer chromatography method every10 hrs. After 41
and 55 hrs two new spots appeared on the plate of TLC. At the end of the reaction two
products were found. This products show many pharmaceutical properties like primarily in
treatment to control the stomach warm mold and fungal diseases infection, also widely used
in (thiabendezole medicine), anti parasitic medicine for treatment of roundworm, hookworm
and helminthes
Abstract. In the present work, photolysis of N-(2-thiozolyl)sulfanilamide, 2-(4-thiazolyl)benzimidazole and thiacetazone in presence of benzophenone as a sensitizer under 125 W UV Lamp has been reported. Structures of the products have been established by spectral and elemental analysis. (doi: 10.5562/cca1677)
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