Abstract
The research was concerned with preparation and characterization of
some esters (2-4) derived from atophan (2-phenyl cinchoninic acid). These
esters were converted to the corresponding carboxamide by their reaction
with ethylene diamine. This reaction may be follow either one of three path
ways. The first gives the monocarboxamide (5), whereas the second gives
the dicarboxamide (6), while the last one gives a heterocyclic product (7).
All the synthesized compounds, have been characterized by physical and
infrared and electronic spectral means.
some esters (2-4) derived from atophan (2-phenyl cinchoninic acid). These
esters were converted to the corresponding carboxamide by their reaction
with ethylene diamine. This reaction may be follow either one of three path
ways. The first gives the monocarboxamide (5), whereas the second gives
the dicarboxamide (6), while the last one gives a heterocyclic product (7).
All the synthesized compounds, have been characterized by physical and
infrared and electronic spectral means.