- or
amine hydrogen are (respectively)
called O- or N‑
hydroxylamines. In
general N‑
hydroxylamines are more common.
Examples are N‑tert‑butylhydroxylamine...
- below)
Several methods have been
described for the
production of aryl
hydroxylamines from aryl
nitro compounds:
Raney nickel and
hydrazine at 0-10 °C Electrolytic...
- The
Raschig process for the
production of
hydroxylamine is one of
three chemical processes developed by
German chemist Friedrich Raschig. The main step...
- the
oximes decompose into the
corresponding ketones or aldehydes, and
hydroxylamines. The
reduction of
oximes by
sodium metal,
sodium amalgam, hydrogenation...
- the
respective hydroxylamines and
suitable sulfonation reagents. For example,
Herderin et al.
synthesized their secondary hydroxylamine (starting material...
- : 474
Typical nitrone sources are
hydroxylamine oxidation or
condensation with
carbonyl compounds.
Secondary hydroxylamines oxidize to
nitrones in air over...
- synthesis. It can be
synthesized by
heating succinic anhydride with
hydroxylamine or
hydroxylamine hydrochloride. NHS is
commonly found in
organic chemistry or...
- the
presence of a
nitro group.
Aminoxyls are
structurally related to
hydroxylamines and N-oxoammonium salts, with
which they can
interconvert via a series...
- ; Cleator, E.; Tapolczay, D. J. A
convenient synthesis of
secondary hydroxylamines.
Tetrahedron Letters, 2001, 42, pp. 8247–8249 Zauche,
Timothy H.; Espenson...
-
oximes and
hydroxamic acids from
carboxylic acids, N- and O-
substituted hydroxylamines, and
addition reactions of carbon-carbon
double bond.
During the acetyl...
