Sequential attack by a diketone on a polyhydrazine; the reaction of triaminoguanidine with acetylacetone
Richard Noel Butler, F. L. Scott, Ronald Scott
Abstract
Richard Noel Butler, F. L. Scott, Ronald Scott
Abstract
The reaction of triaminoguanidine with acetylacetone involves a sequential attack of the diketone on the hydrazine groupings of the triaminoguanidine. The reaction provides a new route to substituted tetrazines and dipyrazolyl ketone hydrazones, but it cannot be used to provide a hydrazidinating reagent comparable with the amidinating agents obtained from similar reactions of diketones with monoacylhydrazines.
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The reaction of triaminoguanidine with acetylacetone involves a sequential attack of the diketone on the hydrazine groupings of the triaminoguanidine. The reaction provides a new route to substituted tetrazines and dipyrazolyl ketone hydrazones, but it cannot be used to provide a hydrazidinating reagent comparable with the amidinating agents obtained from similar reactions of diketones with monoacylhydrazines.
Key concepts: Acetylacetone, Diketone, Hydrazine (antidepressant), Reagent, Ketone, Chemistry, Hydrazone, Organic chemistry