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Clinical Pharmacy PharmD - 2024/2025                  Level 2                Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry-3 (PC 305)
            B- Döbner-Miller synthesis


            Closely related to Skraup synthesis and consists of heating aniline with aldehydes in
            the  presence  of  HCl,  e.g.  acetaldehyde  forms  in  situ  crotonaldehyde  which  then


            undergoes a 1,4-addition with aniline.

                                    2  CH3CHO                   CH3CH=CHCHO

                                                                                       crotonaldhyde


                                         O                             OH
                                 H    H             1,4-             H           cyclization
                                 N:               addition            N              - H O
                                                                                        2
                                 H            CH  3                        CH  3
                                                                      H



                                                    PhN=CHCH     3

                                           N   CH  3     - 2H                N   CH  3
                                           H

                                                                                          2-methylquinoline
                                                                                              (quinaldine)
            2) From ortho-acylanilines and carbonyl compounds:


                                                    H
                                           O
                              R                      H                     R
                                         NH 2 O             - 2H O                    N
                                                                 2

            o-Acylanilines  react  with  ketones  (or  aldehydes)  having  an  -methylene  to  give

            quinolines.

            1- Pfitzinger reaction:

            This is carried out by heating isatin with alkali in the presence of a ketone. Hydrolysis

            of isatin gives o-aminophenylglyoxylate which reacts with the ketone giving the easily

            decarboxylated quinoline-4- carboxylic acid.


                                         O                         COONa

                                                                                   3
                                    N    O      NaOH               C  O       + CH COCH    3
                                    H                             NH  2
                                  isatin                o-aminophenylglyoxylate
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