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  1. 1-( I-Pheiiylcyclohesyl)piperidine, the first compouiid of this type synthesized, was prepared from I-piperidinocyclohexanecarbonitrile by replacement of the cyano . group by phenyl using phenylmagnesirim bromide. These compoimds were kited for cataleptoid itctivity and antitonic extensor properties.

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  2. Planning a Synthesis using a Reductive Amination. If you are trying to develop a synthesis of an amine molecule, the key bond break is a C-N bond in the target molecule. There may be multiple C-N bonds present, so each should be broken separately to produce a possible set of starting materials.

  3. The given molecule is usually called the target molecule and chemists try to design a synthesis as efficiently as possible. Designing a reaction pathway starts by drawing the structures of the target molecule and the starting molecule. Determine if they have the same number of carbon atoms.

  4. Synthesis of PCP from PCA via 1-phenylcyclohexanol (PCOH) The PCOH starting material can be purchased or prepared by reaction of phenyllithium or phenyl grignard with cyclohexanone. This alcohol is then be transformed into the amine by reaction with sodium azide (~90% yield) followed by reduction.

  5. Radical Mechanism (Bond Homolysis) Radical or bond-homolysis mechanisms have the characteristic feature of generating species with unpaired electrons (radicals) and the migration of single electrons. Furthermore, the radical reactions can also be divided into chain and nonchain processes.

  6. May 16, 2024 · The synthesis of the first of the biosynthetic pathways for the aromatic amino acids phenylalanine, tryptophan, and tyrosine from phosphoenolpyruvate up to chorismate is shown in Figure \(\PageIndex{4}\).

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  8. A series of phencyclidine homologs was synthesized by reductive cyclization of substituted ω-chlorine-substituted l-N- [l- (p-hydroxybenzyl)cyclohexyl]amides with LiAlH4 by characterized and tested for neurotropic activity. Expand. 1. Synthesis and biological activity of cyclohexylamine derivatives. V. A. Glushkov O. S. P’yankova. +4 authors.

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