Síntesis y caracterización cristalográfica de 8-nitro y 5-nitro-2-(4´-nitrofenil) lepidinas con potencial actividad biológica
Durante décadas el estudio de los compuestos quinolínicos ha tenido gran relevancia debido a su presencia en una gran variedad de compuestos naturales y a su potencial actividad biológica; de ellos, los compuestos nitroquinolínicos han sido de gran interés debido a su promisoria actividad farmacológ...
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Villamizar Caballero, Claudia Patricia
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Compuestos Nitroquinolínicos
Monocristales
Quinolinic compounds have been from decades of high relevance due to their presence in several natural compounds and to their potential biological activity; from them
nitroquinolinic compounds have been of high interest due to their promising pharmacological activity
mainly as anti-parasitic compounds
as leishmanicidals and as antibacterials. 8-Nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine and 6-methyl-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine were prepared through a Friedel-Crafts cyclization reaction of N-(α-allylbenzyl)anilines
aromatization through oxidation with melted sulfur (S8) and a nitration reaction to obtain the corresponding nitro lepidines. The two products were crystallized from proper solvent mixtures of ethyl acetate / n-heptane and good monocrystals were obtained
which were characterized by FT-IR
1 H and 13C-NMR and XRD of monocrystals. Crystalline products were also subjected to thermogravimetric (TGA) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) analyses. Using 2-phenyl lepidine and 2-phenyl-6-methyl lepidine as model substrates for an electrophilic aromatic nitration
Mulliken charges were calculated as well as their HOMO-LUMO orbital energy
with values that were correlated with those products analysed by RXD of monocrystals; XRD data accurately confirmed double nitration of lepidinas
showing for 8-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine that they are 16 molecules in the unit cell
in an orthorhombic system with spatial group Pbca (No. 16). For 6-methyl-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine it was determined that there are 8 molecules in the unit cell
in a monoclinic system with a spatial group P21/n (No. 14).
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Síntesis y caracterización cristalográfica de 8-nitro y 5-nitro-2-(4´-nitrofenil) lepidinas con potencial actividad biológica |
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Quinolines, Nitroquinolinic Compounds, Monocrystals. |
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Síntesis y caracterización cristalográfica de 8-nitro y 5-nitro-2-(4´-nitrofenil) lepidinas con potencial actividad biológica |
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Síntesis y caracterización cristalográfica de 8-nitro y 5-nitro-2-(4´-nitrofenil) lepidinas con potencial actividad biológica Quinolinas Compuestos Nitroquinolínicos Monocristales Quinolinic compounds have been from decades of high relevance due to their presence in several natural compounds and to their potential biological activity; from them nitroquinolinic compounds have been of high interest due to their promising pharmacological activity mainly as anti-parasitic compounds as leishmanicidals and as antibacterials. 8-Nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine and 6-methyl-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine were prepared through a Friedel-Crafts cyclization reaction of N-(α-allylbenzyl)anilines aromatization through oxidation with melted sulfur (S8) and a nitration reaction to obtain the corresponding nitro lepidines. The two products were crystallized from proper solvent mixtures of ethyl acetate / n-heptane and good monocrystals were obtained which were characterized by FT-IR 1 H and 13C-NMR and XRD of monocrystals. Crystalline products were also subjected to thermogravimetric (TGA) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) analyses. Using 2-phenyl lepidine and 2-phenyl-6-methyl lepidine as model substrates for an electrophilic aromatic nitration Mulliken charges were calculated as well as their HOMO-LUMO orbital energy with values that were correlated with those products analysed by RXD of monocrystals; XRD data accurately confirmed double nitration of lepidinas showing for 8-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine that they are 16 molecules in the unit cell in an orthorhombic system with spatial group Pbca (No. 16). For 6-methyl-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine it was determined that there are 8 molecules in the unit cell in a monoclinic system with a spatial group P21/n (No. 14). |
title_short |
Síntesis y caracterización cristalográfica de 8-nitro y 5-nitro-2-(4´-nitrofenil) lepidinas con potencial actividad biológica |
title_full |
Síntesis y caracterización cristalográfica de 8-nitro y 5-nitro-2-(4´-nitrofenil) lepidinas con potencial actividad biológica |
title_fullStr |
Síntesis y caracterización cristalográfica de 8-nitro y 5-nitro-2-(4´-nitrofenil) lepidinas con potencial actividad biológica |
title_full_unstemmed |
Síntesis y caracterización cristalográfica de 8-nitro y 5-nitro-2-(4´-nitrofenil) lepidinas con potencial actividad biológica |
title_sort |
Síntesis y caracterización cristalográfica de 8-nitro y 5-nitro-2-(4´-nitrofenil) lepidinas con potencial actividad biológica |
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Villamizar Caballero, Claudia Patricia |
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Henao Martinez, Jose Antonio Urbina Gonzalez, Juan Manuel |
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Villamizar Caballero, Claudia Patricia |
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Quinolinas Compuestos Nitroquinolínicos Monocristales |
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Quinolinas Compuestos Nitroquinolínicos Monocristales Quinolinic compounds have been from decades of high relevance due to their presence in several natural compounds and to their potential biological activity; from them nitroquinolinic compounds have been of high interest due to their promising pharmacological activity mainly as anti-parasitic compounds as leishmanicidals and as antibacterials. 8-Nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine and 6-methyl-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine were prepared through a Friedel-Crafts cyclization reaction of N-(α-allylbenzyl)anilines aromatization through oxidation with melted sulfur (S8) and a nitration reaction to obtain the corresponding nitro lepidines. The two products were crystallized from proper solvent mixtures of ethyl acetate / n-heptane and good monocrystals were obtained which were characterized by FT-IR 1 H and 13C-NMR and XRD of monocrystals. Crystalline products were also subjected to thermogravimetric (TGA) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) analyses. Using 2-phenyl lepidine and 2-phenyl-6-methyl lepidine as model substrates for an electrophilic aromatic nitration Mulliken charges were calculated as well as their HOMO-LUMO orbital energy with values that were correlated with those products analysed by RXD of monocrystals; XRD data accurately confirmed double nitration of lepidinas showing for 8-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine that they are 16 molecules in the unit cell in an orthorhombic system with spatial group Pbca (No. 16). For 6-methyl-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine it was determined that there are 8 molecules in the unit cell in a monoclinic system with a spatial group P21/n (No. 14). |
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Quinolinic compounds have been from decades of high relevance due to their presence in several natural compounds and to their potential biological activity; from them nitroquinolinic compounds have been of high interest due to their promising pharmacological activity mainly as anti-parasitic compounds as leishmanicidals and as antibacterials. 8-Nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine and 6-methyl-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine were prepared through a Friedel-Crafts cyclization reaction of N-(α-allylbenzyl)anilines aromatization through oxidation with melted sulfur (S8) and a nitration reaction to obtain the corresponding nitro lepidines. The two products were crystallized from proper solvent mixtures of ethyl acetate / n-heptane and good monocrystals were obtained which were characterized by FT-IR 1 H and 13C-NMR and XRD of monocrystals. Crystalline products were also subjected to thermogravimetric (TGA) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) analyses. Using 2-phenyl lepidine and 2-phenyl-6-methyl lepidine as model substrates for an electrophilic aromatic nitration Mulliken charges were calculated as well as their HOMO-LUMO orbital energy with values that were correlated with those products analysed by RXD of monocrystals; XRD data accurately confirmed double nitration of lepidinas showing for 8-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine that they are 16 molecules in the unit cell in an orthorhombic system with spatial group Pbca (No. 16). For 6-methyl-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine it was determined that there are 8 molecules in the unit cell in a monoclinic system with a spatial group P21/n (No. 14). |
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Durante décadas el estudio de los compuestos quinolínicos ha tenido gran relevancia debido a su presencia en una gran variedad de compuestos naturales y a su potencial actividad biológica; de ellos, los compuestos nitroquinolínicos han sido de gran interés debido a su promisoria actividad farmacológica, principalmente como compuestos anti-parasitarios, leishmanicidas y antibacteriales. Los compuestos 8-nitro-2-(4’-nitrofenil) lepidina y la 6-metil-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrofenil) lepidina se prepararon a través de una ciclación tipo Friedel-Crafts de N-(α-alilbencil)anilinas, su posterior aromatización por medio de una oxidación con azufre (S8) y de una nitración para obtener las correspondientes nitro-lepidinas. Los productos se cristalizaron en mezclas apropiadas de acetato de etilo / heptano y así se obtuvieron los monocristales adecuados, que se caracterizaron por FTIR, RMN 1 H, 13C y DRX de monocristal. Los productos cristalinos fueron sometidos además a un estudio termogravimétrico (TGA) y calorimetría diferencial de barrido (DSC). Usando la 2-fenil lepidina y la 2-fenil-6-metil lepidina como sustratos modelo de la nitración electrofílica aromática, se calcularon sus respectivas cargas de Mulliken y sus orbitales HOMOLUMO, cuyos valores se correlacionaron con los productos observados por DRX de monocristal; los datos de DRX confirmaron inequívocamente la dinitración de las lepidinas, mostrando para la 8- nitro-2-(4’-nitrofenil) lepidina que existen 16 moléculas por celda unidad, en un sistema ortorrómbico con grupo espacial Pbca (No. 61). Para la 6-metil-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrofenil) lepidina se determinó que existen 8 moléculas por celda unidad, en un sistema monoclínico con un grupo espacial P21/n (No. 14). |
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Los compuestos 8-nitro-2-(4’-nitrofenil) lepidina y la 6-metil-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrofenil) lepidina se prepararon a través de una ciclación tipo Friedel-Crafts de N-(α-alilbencil)anilinas, su posterior aromatización por medio de una oxidación con azufre (S8) y de una nitración para obtener las correspondientes nitro-lepidinas. Los productos se cristalizaron en mezclas apropiadas de acetato de etilo / heptano y así se obtuvieron los monocristales adecuados, que se caracterizaron por FTIR, RMN 1 H, 13C y DRX de monocristal. Los productos cristalinos fueron sometidos además a un estudio termogravimétrico (TGA) y calorimetría diferencial de barrido (DSC). Usando la 2-fenil lepidina y la 2-fenil-6-metil lepidina como sustratos modelo de la nitración electrofílica aromática, se calcularon sus respectivas cargas de Mulliken y sus orbitales HOMOLUMO, cuyos valores se correlacionaron con los productos observados por DRX de monocristal; los datos de DRX confirmaron inequívocamente la dinitración de las lepidinas, mostrando para la 8- nitro-2-(4’-nitrofenil) lepidina que existen 16 moléculas por celda unidad, en un sistema ortorrómbico con grupo espacial Pbca (No. 61). Para la 6-metil-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrofenil) lepidina se determinó que existen 8 moléculas por celda unidad, en un sistema monoclínico con un grupo espacial P21/n (No. 14).PregradoQuímicoSynthesis and crystalographic characterization of 8-nitro and 5- nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidines with potential biological activityapplication/pdfspaUniversidad Industrial de SantanderFacultad de CienciasQuímicaEscuela de QuímicaQuinolinasCompuestos NitroquinolínicosMonocristalesQuinolinic compounds have been from decades of high relevance due to their presence in several natural compounds and to their potential biological activity; from themnitroquinolinic compounds have been of high interest due to their promising pharmacological activitymainly as anti-parasitic compoundsas leishmanicidals and as antibacterials. 8-Nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine and 6-methyl-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine were prepared through a Friedel-Crafts cyclization reaction of N-(α-allylbenzyl)anilinesaromatization through oxidation with melted sulfur (S8) and a nitration reaction to obtain the corresponding nitro lepidines. The two products were crystallized from proper solvent mixtures of ethyl acetate / n-heptane and good monocrystals were obtainedwhich were characterized by FT-IR1 H and 13C-NMR and XRD of monocrystals. Crystalline products were also subjected to thermogravimetric (TGA) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) analyses. Using 2-phenyl lepidine and 2-phenyl-6-methyl lepidine as model substrates for an electrophilic aromatic nitrationMulliken charges were calculated as well as their HOMO-LUMO orbital energywith values that were correlated with those products analysed by RXD of monocrystals; XRD data accurately confirmed double nitration of lepidinasshowing for 8-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine that they are 16 molecules in the unit cellin an orthorhombic system with spatial group Pbca (No. 16). For 6-methyl-5-nitro-2-(4’-nitrophenyl) lepidine it was determined that there are 8 molecules in the unit cellin a monoclinic system with a spatial group P21/n (No. 14).Síntesis y caracterización cristalográfica de 8-nitro y 5-nitro-2-(4´-nitrofenil) lepidinas con potencial actividad biológicaQuinolines, Nitroquinolinic Compounds, Monocrystals.Tesis/Trabajo de grado - Monografía - Pregradohttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_7a1fhttp://purl.org/coar/version/c_b1a7d7d4d402bcceORIGINALCarta de autorización.pdfapplication/pdf255432https://noesis.uis.edu.co/bitstreams/4bf85f7e-abe3-4bf1-829b-04e67496d36b/download4c03d0fdb032ce5476add0087d41aae5MD51Documento.pdfapplication/pdf3581325https://noesis.uis.edu.co/bitstreams/04622e16-4801-48b0-81a2-fe1fb5523f35/downloadf6620322c1c385db822184d19ab75d17MD52Nota de proyecto.pdfapplication/pdf284389https://noesis.uis.edu.co/bitstreams/17d89f08-3eaf-4f1e-aa0e-5c8f5c1e7650/downloade92bd3a413acc1100e740c6449929dd2MD5320.500.14071/34962oai:noesis.uis.edu.co:20.500.14071/349622024-03-03 17:43:31.177http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/open.accesshttps://noesis.uis.edu.coDSpace at UISnoesis@uis.edu.co |