A new synthesis and application of N, N'-dibromo-N, N'-1,2-ethylene bis(2,5-dimethyl benzene sulfonamide); as a novel selective bromination agent for aromatic compounds

Article abstract of DOI:10.1080/00397919908085882

Reaction Between Novel Compound; N, N' dibromo-N, N'-1,2- ethylene bis(2,5- dimethyl benzene sulfonamide) and aromatic compounds in the carbontetrachloride produces bromo aromatic compounds. In the case of benzene rings that contain mono activated substituted, only para - bromo isomer was formed. At the presence of benzoyl peroxide in the reaction mixture α - Hydrogen from alkyl side chain was substituted with bromine.

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A New Synthesis and Application
of N, N'-Dibromo-N, N' -1,2-
Ethylene bis(2,5-Dimethyl Benzene
Sulfonamide); As a Novel Selective
Bromination Agent for Aromatic
Compounds
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Khazaei Ardeshir & Shirdarreh Abbas
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Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Sciences , University
of Bu-Ali Sina Hamadan , P. O. Box 65178, 4111, Hamadan,
Iran
Published online: 17 Sep 2007.
To cite this article: Khazaei Ardeshir & Shirdarreh Abbas (1999) A New Synthesis and
Application of N, N'-Dibromo-N, N' -1,2-Ethylene bis(2,5-Dimethyl Benzene Sulfonamide); As
a Novel Selective Bromination Agent for Aromatic Compounds, Synthetic Communications:
An International Journal for Rapid Communication of Synthetic Organic Chemistry, 29:23,
4079-4085
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