“…The carbonyl, the alkene double bond adjacent to the carbonyl appears in two positions (E)Trans and (Z)Cis. (2) Figure (1-1): represents the structure of the chalcone Presence of the effective group ( ) In the composition of chalcone, it has a wide range of biological activities (3) , so it occupies an important place in medical and biological chemistry because of its therapeutic properties that fight cancer and infections (4) , germs and viruses (5), antioxidants and fungi (6), combating HIV HIV, tuberculosis and tumors, as well as an analgesic (7), combating high blood pressure, irregular heartbeat, gout, combating anxiety, convulsions, obesity and combating diabetes (8,9) In addition, pyrazole, oxazoline, oxazine pyrimidine, and others are considered because they contain successive double bonds that lead to delocalization of electrons by π, and this reduces their electrophilic property When chalcones interact with reagents searching for the nucleus to (10). prepare heterogeneous cyclic compounds, they act as a reagent searching for electrons according to Michael's addition reaction, where in the cyclocondensation reaction the chalcones act as a binary detector searching for electrons interacting with a binary detector searching for the nucleus as in the general equation below (2 -1).…”