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IndoleAmine
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Sun Mar 27, 2005 1:33 am |
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You see, they are brighter when you crystallize from toluene - right?
And become more yellow again when you do wash with hot water? Then they become a bit more impure again, I would guess. You could compare melting points, very pure p2np can have a mp as high as 71-72°C, and impure only 64-65°C...
To make filtering from toluene easier: just crush up the needles in the ice-cold toluene BEFORE filtering, then rinse with ice-cold IPA after filtering off the toluene, to remove toluene traces (maybe wait for 30-60 minutes after rinsing, before you spread the P2NP out to dry; the air that is sucked through the crystals dries them almost completely if you wait long enough).
But if you're satisfied with your results, then why bother. And if you purify your final product properly, well.....
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brain
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Sun Mar 27, 2005 2:40 am |
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the melting points-off course i did ! the difference in both cases was about 0,6-0,7C between the samples
i used these 'beauty' :
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IndoleAmine
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Sun Mar 27, 2005 8:06 am |
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the difference isn't very big, that's right. Beautiful apparatus, nothing to be ashamed of! Many bees do well with a test tube, sawflower oil and a thermometer, so this is quite professional.
May I ask what the melting point was exactly?
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brain
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Sun Mar 27, 2005 3:11 pm |
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test was made 2 times (for compare results):
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-the start maretial (orange-yellow) mp~62°C (couldnt feel the momen -start melting and when the every crystal is meldet)
-recrystalizated from toluene mp.70,1-70,8°C (start to melt-every crystal is melted)
-from "hot h2o wash" mp.69,2-69,5°C(start to melt-every crystal is melted)
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-the start maretial (orange-yellow) mp~62°C (couldnt feel the momen -start melting and when the every crystal is meldet)
-recrystalizated from toluene mp.70,0-70,8°C (start to melt-every crystal is melted)
-from "hot h2o wash" mp.69,1-69,3°C(start to melt-every crystal is melted)
[when water wash-on bottom of baker forms reddish oil-can by pufyfied-by recrystalizaton-to give some more p2np] |
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IndoleAmine
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Sun Mar 27, 2005 3:55 pm |
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Hm - really only slight loss in purity, sounds ok for reduction.
But why don't you just wash the toluene with brine solution, dry it, distill to 1/2 its volume and crystallize from toluene, since you have the p2np dissolvend in it anyway?
It gives you cleaner product (although small difference only), and you should have some pride and try to make all reagents as clean as you can - this gives better results, generally.
70-71°C is good BTW - highest I had was 73°C from 3x IPA reXtal, and that was probably overkill - I did it just because I wanted to know how pure it can get...
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brain
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IndoleAmine
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Sun Mar 27, 2005 4:19 pm |
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Oh - then it is maybe simpler to wash with water of course...
(thought you were using dean-stark/toluene at reflux for 5h, gives superior yields normally, especially with such large batches. Don't know how I came to this thought...)
And to keep up with the good tradition of pimpin' along - thats mine....
(I guess now THATS what is usually called dicksizing.... )
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icecool
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Sun Mar 27, 2005 4:49 pm |
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Damn how do you guys get those rotavaps?
Did you steal them from school, or really bought one for 9000 euro?
Or built your own? |
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IndoleAmine
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Sun Mar 27, 2005 4:52 pm |
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You could try to get a used one....
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icecool
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Thu Mar 31, 2005 2:00 pm |
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Didn't know these things were that heavy.
What vacuum do you use for it?
Aspirator or really good expensive vacuum pump?
And would it improve things when making P2NP by adding GAA to buffer the n-butylamine?
Now SWIM got 13,7 purified P2NP out of 17ml benzaldehyde... |
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IndoleAmine
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would it improve things when making P2NP by adding GAA to buffer the n-butylamine
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Yes.
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Fri Apr 01, 2005 3:29 pm |
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Would the equal molarity as the n-butylamine be the best?
Like 1 mol n-butylamine with 1 mol GAA...? |
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IndoleAmine
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Fri Apr 01, 2005 7:28 pm |
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| Yep. This converts all base to butylammonium acetate, and creates almost neutral conditions, which is favorable IIRC. |
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Fri Apr 01, 2005 10:12 pm |
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Next time SWIM'll dry all the chemicals with anhydrous MgSO4, to get better yields.
But first SWIM needs to get rid of the P2NP. |
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