The reaction between phenylhydrazine and ω‐chloroacetophenone. (The reaction between ω‐halogenoketones and phenylhydrazine, V)
Jan Van Alphen
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Jan Van Alphen
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Abstract The compound obtained by Hess, the condensation product of phenylhydrazine and ω‐chloroacetophenone has been investigated and its properties can be explained by assigning to it the constitution 1: 3‐diphenyl‐(1: 2‐diazacyclobutene‐2). The structure of the compound obtained by Scholtz from phenylhydrazine and ω‐chloroacetophenone, has been elucidated and proved to be the bis‐phenylhydrazone of diphenacyl.
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Abstract The compound obtained by Hess, the condensation product of phenylhydrazine and ω‐chloroacetophenone has been investigated and its properties can be explained by assigning to it the constitution 1: 3‐diphenyl‐(1: 2‐diazacyclobutene‐2). The structure of the compound obtained by Scholtz from phenylhydrazine and ω‐chloroacetophenone, has been elucidated and proved to be the bis‐phenylhydrazone of diphenacyl.
Key concepts: Phenylhydrazine, Chemistry, Medicinal chemistry