Synthesis of Aminated Aromatic Imide Compounds

Publication: DE102013106983A1
Published: 2015-01-08
Family Size: 1
Granted: No

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This patent describes a method for the oxidative amination of polycyclic aromatic imide compounds using copper catalysis. In simple terms, it provides a chemical process to efficiently attach amine groups to complex aromatic imide structures with the help of a copper-based catalyst.

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  • Synthesis of advanced organic materials for electronics, such as organic semiconductors or light-emitting diodes (OLEDs).
  • Development of new pharmaceuticals by modifying aromatic imide scaffolds to improve biological activity or solubility.
  • Production of specialty polymers with enhanced thermal or mechanical properties due to functionalized imide units.
  • Manufacturing of dyes or pigments with improved stability and coloration characteristics.

BenefitsContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.

  • Enables efficient and selective introduction of amine groups into complex aromatic imide compounds.
  • Utilizes copper catalysis, which is generally less expensive and potentially more environmentally friendly than using precious metal catalysts.
  • Facilitates access to a wider range of functionalized imide compounds for advanced materials science and drug discovery.
  • May offer improved yields, reaction speeds, and scalability compared to traditional methods of aromatic amine synthesis.

Technical Classifications (CPCs)

Main Classifications

Chemistry & Materials Science

Sub Classifications

Organic Chemistry

CPC Codes

C07D471/06

Inventors & Applicants

Applicants

Univ Bonn

Patent Abstract

Die vorliegende Erfindung betrifft die oxidative Aminierung von mehrkernig-aromatischen Imidverbindungen mittels Kupferkatalyse.

Key Information

Publication No.

DE102013106983A1

Family ID

52106038

Publication Date

2015-01-08

Application No.

DE102013106983A

Application Date

2013-07-03

Priority Date

2013-07-03

Granted

No

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