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Preparation of 1,5-Diketones by Addition of Cyclohexanone to Chalcones under Solvent-free Phase Transfer Catalyst Condition

Mustafa CEYLAN
Hayreddin GEZEGEN
Pages
55–61
Publication Date
2008-01-01
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The mechanistic pathway of the reaction can be explained by the Michael-type addition of cyclohexanone to chalcone derivatives (3a-h).

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Objective & Hypothesis:Eight different chalcone-1,5-diketone derivatives (5a-h) were prepared by the reaction of chalcone derivatives (3a-h) with cyclohexanone under the solvent-free phase transfer catalyst condition with modarate to high yields.
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Key Findings & Data:Eight different chalcone-1,5-diketone derivatives (5a-h) were prepared by the reaction of chalcone derivatives (3a-h) with cyclohexanone under the solvent-free phase transfer catalyst condition with modarate to high yields.
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Conclusion & Impact:The mechanistic pathway of the reaction can be explained by the Michael-type addition of cyclohexanone to chalcone derivatives (3a-h).
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⚙️Variables:Chalcones · 5-Diketones · Solvent-free

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Eight different chalcone-1,5-diketone derivatives (5a-h) were prepared by the reaction of chalcone derivatives (3a-h) with cyclohexanone under the solvent-free phase transfer catalyst condition with modarate to high yields. The mechanistic pathway of the reaction can be explained by the Michael-type addition of cyclohexanone to chalcone derivatives (3a-h).

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Eight different chalcone-1,5-diketone derivatives (5a-h) were prepared by the reaction of chalcone derivatives (3a-h) with cyclohexanone under the solvent-free phase transfer catalyst condition with modarate to high yields. The mechanistic pathway of the reaction can be explained by the Michael-type addition of cyclohexanone to chalcone derivatives (3a-h).

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CEYLAN, M., GEZEGEN, H. (2008). Preparation of 1,5-Diketones by Addition of Cyclohexanone to Chalcones under Solvent-free Phase Transfer Catalyst Condition. Turkish Journal of Chemistry, Cilt: 32 - Sayı: 1, 55–61. https://ajindex.com/articles/217976

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