Developing Methods for Regioselective Iodination of Heterocycles in Mild Conditions Christopher Bilham Santa Barbara City College Chemical Engineering
Mentor: Lindsay Smith Faculty Advisor: Armen Zakarian
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Developing Methods for Regioselective Iodination of Heterocycles in Mild Conditions Christopher Bilham Santa Barbara City College Chemical Engineering Mentor: Lindsay Smith Faculty Advisor:
Mentor: Lindsay Smith Faculty Advisor: Armen Zakarian
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Substrates – ‘Starting Material’ Screen these substrates under different conditions
2 – Methoxypyridine Dibenzofuran N-Methylpyrrole
GOAL: Screen all substrates and develop a comprehensive understanding of the reaction methods and their effectiveness
Reaction Setup Isolation – Column Chromatography
Monitor by Thin Layer Chromatography Characterization by H-NMR
Inlet Adapter Reaction Flask Stir Plate Silica Column Collection Tubes 600 MHz NMR Spectrometer Silica Plate Spots Potassium Permanganate Stained
N-Methylpyrrole
NOTE: Product hard to isolate due to volatility Trace Amounts 1. TFA
97% 100% Conversion
N-Methylpyrrole
NOTES: Thin Layer Chromatography
showed formation of product at room temp after 30 minutes but no product was isolated in the morning.
1. NIS
R.T, Overnight Unknown Conversion
N-Methylpyrrole
NOTE: Started at 0 ° C brought to reflux NO RXN NO RXN 1. NIS
Reflux, Overnight
Dibenzofuran
1. NIS
R.T, Overnight 64.5% Conversion
Dibenzofuran
NOTE: Solution solidified at 15 min 1. NIS
50 ° C, 15 min 84% 4.0% 88% Conversion
Dibenzofuran
NO RXN NO RXN 1. TFA
50 °C, Overnight NOTE: Started at 0 ° C brought to 50 ° C
97%
Skills – Organic Chemistry Lab Work
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Mentor: Lindsay Smith Faculty Advisor: Armen Zakarian
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