Synthesis method for organic synthesis of intermediate N-acetyl-DL-methionine
A technology of organic synthesis and synthesis method, applied in organic chemistry, sulfide preparation, etc., can solve the problems of low final yield and complicated process, achieve the effect of shortening reaction time, reducing intermediate links, and improving reaction yield
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[0011] Add 3 mol of DL-methionine to 4 mol of 4-bromo-acetanilide and heat to dissolve, add 4 mol of bromoethylamine, reflux for 90 min, add 300 ml of 30% ethanol solution, concentrate and evaporate to dryness, and reduce the temperature of the residue to 10°C, wash with 75% toluene solution, 85% nitroethane solution, recrystallize in 90% butanol solution, and dehydrate with anhydrous magnesium sulfate dehydrating agent to obtain the finished product N- Acetyl-DL-methionine 509.97g, yield 89%.
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[0013] Add 3 mol of DL-methionine to 4.5 mol of 4-bromo-acetanilide and heat to dissolve, add 4.5 mol of bromoethylamine, reflux for 110 min, add 300 ml of ethanol solution with a mass fraction of 32%, concentrate and evaporate to dryness, and heat the residue to Reduce to 12°C, wash with 77% toluene solution, 87% nitroethane solution, recrystallize in 93% butanol solution, and dehydrate with anhydrous calcium sulfate dehydrating agent to obtain the finished product N-acetyl-DL-methionine 521.43g, yield 91%.
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[0015] Add 3 mol of DL-methionine to 5 mol of 4-bromo-acetanilide and heat to dissolve, add 5 mol of bromoethylamine, reflux for 120 min, add 300 ml of ethanol solution with a mass fraction of 35%, concentrate and evaporate to dryness, and reduce the temperature of the residue to 15°C, wash with 80% toluene solution, 90% nitroethane solution, recrystallize in 96% butanol solution, and dehydrate with dehydrating agent to obtain the finished product N-acetyl-DL- Methionine 538.62g, yield 94%.
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