Journal of Chemical and Engineering Data

Potential central nervous system active agents. 1. Synthesis of aromatic N-benzyl amides

VC Agwada

Index: Agwada, Vincent C. Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data, 1982 , vol. 27, # 4 p. 479 - 481

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Abstract

The preparation and spectral propertles (IR, MS, NMR) are glven for 18 aromatic N-benzyl amides, varlously subdltuted on the acyl part, lncludlng four new ones and an (E) clnnamamlde derlvatlve. The amides were prepared by heating the appropriate N- benzylammonlum salt In o-xylene, or from the reactlon of the correspondlng acld chloride wlth benzylamlne. The occurrence of an Intense peak In their mass spectra, whlch ...

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