01.04.2015 Views

Previous Page - Nouvelle page 1 - Free

Previous Page - Nouvelle page 1 - Free

Previous Page - Nouvelle page 1 - Free

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

146 Purification of Organic Chemicals<br />

3-Chlorophenol [108-43-01 M 128.6, m 33O, b 44.2O/lmm, 214OIatm. Could not be obtained<br />

solid by crystn from pet ether. Punfied by distn under reduced pressure. It has pKa 9.06 at 15O in water.<br />

4-Chlorophenol [106-48-91 M 128.6, m 43O, 100-lO1°/lOmm. Distd, then crystd from pet ether (b<br />

40-60°) or hexane, and dried under vacuum over P2O5 at room temp. It has pKa 9.38 at 20° in water.<br />

[Bernasconi and Paschalis JACS 108 2969 19861.<br />

Chlorophenol Red [4430-20-01 M 423.3, hm,,573nm. Crystd from glacial acetic acid.<br />

4-Chlorophenoxyacetic acid [122-88-31 M 186.6, m 157O,<br />

a-4-Chlorophenoxypropionic acid [3307-39-91 M 200.6, m 116O,<br />

B-4-Chlorophenoxypropionic acid [3284- 79-51 M 200.6, m 138O. Crystd from EtOH.<br />

3-Chlorophenylacetic acid [1878-65-51 M 170.6, m 74O,<br />

4-Chlorophenylacetic acid [1878-66-61 M 170.6, m 102-105O, 105O, 106O. Crystd from<br />

EtOWwater, or as needles from C6H6 or H20 (charcoal). The pKa is 4.12. The acid chloride (prepared by<br />

boiling with SOC12) has b 127-129O/15mm. [Dippy and Williams JCS 161 1934; Misra and Shukla JlCS 28<br />

480 19511.<br />

4-Chloro-1-phenylbutan-1-one 1939-52-61 M 182.7, m 19-20°, b 134-137°/5mm, d:' 1.149,<br />

nho 1.55413. Fractionate several times using a short column. It can be recrystd from anhydrous pet ether at<br />

-2OO as glistening white rosettes and filtered at Oo and dried in a vacuum desiccator over H2SO4. The<br />

semicarbazone has m 136-137O. [JACS 46 1882 1924,51 1174 1929, Hart and Curtis JACS 79 931 1957.<br />

1-(2-Chlorophenyl)-1-(4-chlorophenyl)-2,2-dichloroethane (Mitotane, op'-DDD) [53-19-01<br />

M 320.1, m 75.8-76.8O, 76-78O. Purified by recrystallisation from pentane and from MeOH or EtOH.<br />

It is sol in isooctane and CC14. [Hailer et a]. JACS 67 1600 19451.<br />

3-(4-Chlorophenyl)-l,l-dimethylurea [150-68-51 M 198.7, m 171O. Crystd from MeOH.<br />

2-Chlorophenyl diphenyl phosphate see Chapter 4.<br />

4-Chloro-l,2-phenylenediamine [95-83-01 M 142.6, m 69-70O. Recrystd from pet. ether.<br />

4-Chlorophenyl isocyanate [104-12-21 M 153.6, m 28-31°, 31-32O, 32O, 32S0, b 80.6-<br />

80.9°/9.5mm, 115-117°/45mm. Purified by recrystn from pet ether (b 30-40°) or better by fractional<br />

distn. TOXIC irritant.<br />

4-Chlorophenyl isothiocyanate [2131-55-71 M 169.6, m 44O, 43-45O, 45O, 46O, 47O, b 110-<br />

115°/4mm, 135-136°/24mm. Check the IR first. Slur with pet ether (b 30-60°) and decant the solvent.<br />

Repeat 5 times. The combined extracts are evap under reduced press to give almost pure compound as a readily<br />

crystallisable oil with a pleasant anise odour. It can be recrystd from the minimum vol of EtOH at 50° (do not<br />

boil too long in case it reacts). It can be purified by vac distn. Irritant [Org Synrh Coll Voi V 223 19731.<br />

4-Chlorophenyl 2-nitrobenzyl ether, M 263.7, m 69O,<br />

4-Chlorophenyl4-nitrobenzyl ether [5442-44-41 M 263.7, m 102O. Crystd from EtOH.<br />

9-Chloro-9-phenylxanthene [42506-03-61 M 292.8, m 105-106O. Possible impurity is 9-hydroxy-9-<br />

phenylxanthene. If material contains a lot of the hydroxy product then boil log in CHCI, (5Oml) with redistd<br />

acetyl chloride (lml) until liberation of HCI is complete. Evapn leaves the chlorophenylxanthene as the<br />

hydrochloride which on heating with benzene loses HCl; and on adding pet ether prisms of<br />

chlorophenylxanthene separate and contain 0.5mol of benzene. The benzene-free compound is obtained on<br />

drying and melts to a colourless liquid. [A 370 142 19091. The 9-phenylxanthyl group is called pixyl.<br />

[JCSCC 639 19781.

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!