Method for preparing arylamine by reducing aromatic nitro compound under radiation of visible light
A technology of aromatic nitro compounds, applied in the field of preparation of aromatic amines, can solve the problems of not being able to make full use of sunlight, and achieve the effects of small scale, high yield, and high added value
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[0019] Will contain 20mmol / L nitrobenzene, 10mmol / LCuCl 2 Add 4mL of isopropanol solution of 5mmol / L n-decane into an ordinary glass test tube, put the glass test tube close to the lamp tube of U23W warm white energy-saving lamp, turn on the light source to irradiate the reaction solution for 16h, and analyze the product by GC and GC-MS , the yield of aniline was 11%, and the selectivity was 92%.
Embodiment 2
[0023] Will contain 10mmol / L nitrobenzene, 10mmol / LCuCl 2 , 4mL of isopropanol solution of 60mmol / LPhCOPh and 5mmol / L n-decane was added to an ordinary glass test tube, and the glass test tube was placed close to the lamp tube of U23W warm white energy-saving lamp, and the light source was turned on to irradiate the reaction solution for 16h. GC-MS analysis shows that the yield of aniline is 30% and the selectivity is 30%; if the concentration of nitrobenzene is 200mmol / L, the reaction is carried out under the same conditions, the yield of aniline is 4% and the selectivity is 93%.
Embodiment 3
[0025] Will contain 20mmol / L p-nitrotoluene, 10mmol / LCuCl 2 , 4mL of isopropanol solution of 60mmol / LPhCOPh and 5mmol / L n-decane was added to an ordinary glass test tube, and the glass test tube was placed close to the lamp tube of U23W warm white energy-saving lamp, and the light source was turned on to irradiate the reaction solution for 16h. GC-MS analysis showed that the yield of p-toluidine was 63%, and the selectivity was 94%.
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