2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.molstruc.2008.10.020
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Structural study of diarylazoles related to Rimonabant

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“…An interesting finding was the magnetic resonance behavior observed in compounds 3a-i (1,5-isomer) in the 13 C NMR spectral. The signal of ortho carbon of the phenyl group (125.0-126.0) appeared as a quartet because of a through-space 13 C-19 F coupling with J = 1.5 Hz [27,28]. The solid compound 3e was submitted to X-ray diffraction and the crystallographic data revealed that it was a 1,5-isomer, as shown in the ORTEP of Fig.…”
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“…An interesting finding was the magnetic resonance behavior observed in compounds 3a-i (1,5-isomer) in the 13 C NMR spectral. The signal of ortho carbon of the phenyl group (125.0-126.0) appeared as a quartet because of a through-space 13 C-19 F coupling with J = 1.5 Hz [27,28]. The solid compound 3e was submitted to X-ray diffraction and the crystallographic data revealed that it was a 1,5-isomer, as shown in the ORTEP of Fig.…”
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“…The unknown structure of 1 was recently determined by our research group [1]. It is worth mentioning the increasing interest on the polymorphs of 1 and related compounds.…”
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“…There is a great interest on the polymorphism of Rimonabant and related compounds. The structures of Rimonabant [1] and three diarylazoles [2] (two pyrazoles and one 1,2,4-triazole) related to Rimonabant have been determined by X-ray diffraction. These studies will provide other researches in the active field of cannabinoid antagonist with the molecular properties of the reference compound.…”
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“…Although these equations work extremely well, we have noted some exceptions. The most notable are carbon atoms bearing halogen atoms (mainly Br but also Cl) [26,30,35,43,55] and also carbon atoms directly linked to sulfur atoms [17,30,58]. For these atoms, the calculated value overestimates the experimental one by 7-10 ppm (e.g., experimental value is 127.7 ppm and calculated value is 136.5 ppm for an aromatic carbon atom).…”
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