1959
DOI: 10.1002/jlac.19596210117
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Über den Mechanismus der Wasserstoffübertragung mit Pyridinnucleotiden, XIII Mechanismus der Reduktion von Pyridiniumsalzen mit Natriumdithionit

Abstract: Aus N~-[2.6-Dichlor-benzyl]-3.5-dicarbamoyl-pyridiniumbromid wurde mittels Na2Sz04 ein kristallines Produkt hergestellt, welches nach seinen Eigenschaften dem Intermediarprodukt der Dithionitreduktion von DPN@ entspricht. Die Verbindung erweist sich als Addukt des Sulfinat-Ions in ortho-Stellung zum Ringstickstoff. Fur die Hydrolyse des Adduktes zum 1.4-Dihydro-pyridin wird ein cyclischer Mechanismus unter Protonenaufnahme am para-standigen CAtom vorgeschlagen. Das Sulfinat-Addukt andert beim Altern seine Eige… Show more

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“…The spectrum of potassium iodide in water was measured and showed a reasonably good agreement with the results of Lederle for sodium iodide. 13 A small decrease in ATE was found along with the (For data, see Table III.) large shift in the maxima for sodium iodide in acetone.…”
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“…The spectrum of potassium iodide in water was measured and showed a reasonably good agreement with the results of Lederle for sodium iodide. 13 A small decrease in ATE was found along with the (For data, see Table III.) large shift in the maxima for sodium iodide in acetone.…”
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confidence: 91%
“…1 The reactions afford almost exclusively, as the final products, the corresponding 1,4-dihydropyridines. [2][3][4][5][6][7][8] In the course of the reduction, intermediate adducts are formed which have been identified as the sulfinate anions A (Scheme 1). These adducts are stable in alkaline solutions, whereas, in neutral or mildly basic solutions, they decompose into 1,4-dihydropyridines with elimination of SO 2 .…”
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“…Figure1presents typical absorption spectral changes observed during the thermal reduction of MB by C 4 -NAH under homogenous solvent conditions (aqueous aerated solutions). Figure2and 3 present similar spectra in methanol as solvent for the C 8 and C12 derivatives respectively. In all cases at time(t) =O , the absorption spectrum ot the reaction mixture is composed of absorption of the two reactants (R-NAH at 360 nm and MB at 660 nm).…”
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