Synthesis of indole Fischer's synthesis

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Synthesis of indole Fischer's synthesis This the most important method of preparing indole is carried out by heating the phenylhydrazone or subistituted phenylhydrazone of an aldehyde or ketone with zinc chloride as catalyst .The mechanism is uncertain but a highly favored is that Robinson .According to him acetone phenyl hydrazone form 2 – methyl indole by first tautomerising the tautomer then undergoing the O – benzidine rearrangement and the diamine compound so produced eliminating a molecule of ammonia with ring closure lec6

Mechanism lec6

Madelung synthesis It is the cyclisation of O – acetamide toluene by an alkaline reagent lec6

Indole itself is prepared from O – formamide toluene when heated with potassium t-butoxide at 350 cº K.T.butoxide -H 2 lec6

Lipp synthesis This is carried out by heating O – aminochlorostyrene with sodium ethoxide lec6

Reissert synthesis This is a very good method and is carried out with o- nitrotoluene (or its derivative ) and ethyloxalate as follows . lec6

Bischler's synthesis α | lec6

Benzothiophene Physical properties and structure Thianaphthene (1) also known as benzothiophene was first obtained by difficult synthesis in 1883 and in 1902 it was isolated from coal tar Thianaphthene has little commercial value , but derivatives in the form of thioindigo dyes have great value and have been much investigated Thianaphthene is colourless solid , m.p 32º , bp 220 – 221 .it is best presented as a resonance hybrid of 1 and charged structure 1a , 1b and 1c in order of decreasing important lec6

S H C = l KOH 2 - ( 2 - chlorovinyl) thiophenol Chemical Reaction The electrophilic substitution of these system is much less regioselective than that of indole(effectively complete selectivity for attack at carbon – 3 ) .for example nitration gives mixture of more than half of the product is the 3 – nitro , 2,4,6 and 7 are also produced lec6

Treatment of benzothiophene with halogene lec6

Reduction : The sulphur – containing ring can be opened in several ways the most useful being desulphurization with Range nickel Oxidation Thianaphthene doesn't react with methyl iodide but with hydrogen peroxide in refluxing acetic acid yield a 1,1 – dioxide or sulphone (2) lec6

Addition reaction : Dioxide is much more stable than thiophene 1,1 – dioxide .It under goes a Diels – Alder reaction with it self only at 220 cº Sulphur dioxide is lost giving 3 , the structure of wich was proved by conversion to 4 lec6

The Thianaphthene 1,1 – dioxide also give (5) with butadiene , the 2,3 double bond of (2) has the very interesting property of adding lec6

General method for preparation of benzothiophene and benzofuran Synthetic methods General method for preparation of benzothiophene and benzofuran lec6

2- 3 –Thianaphthene is possibly prepared from ethyl benzene in the vapour phase lec6

4 – I can also be prepared in 71% yield from thiophenol and acetylene at 600 – 650 cº lec6

5- lec6

6 – Diels – Alder reaction malic anhydride O + S H 2 C = H C decarboxylation dehydrogenation 2 - vinyl thiophene - CO -H lec6