Yu-Lu Wang
Henan Normal University
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Synthetic Communications | 1994
Yu-Lu Wang; Chengjie Ru; Jian-Ping Li; Hong Wang; Ma D
Abstract Two-phase dehydrogenation, which is a new reaction of aryl substituted carbazide compounds, is described in this paper. Ten new azo compounds were synthesized by the reaction of aryl substituted carbazide compounds with a phenoxyl radical between two phases in good yields.
Synthetic Communications | 2001
Jian-Ping Li; Yu-Lu Wang; Hong Wang; Qian-Fu Luo; Xiaoyang Wang
Fourteen diaryl thioureas which are physiologically active have been synthesized in the solid state at room temperature. The reaction needs only simple equipment and gives excellent yields.
Synthetic Communications | 2000
Jun-Ping Xiao; Yu-Lu Wang; Xueshun Jia; Xiaoyang Wang; Hong Wang
Abstract The preparation of bisaryl carbodiazone compounds from the aryl substituted carbazides with Ceric Ammonium Nitrate (CAN) has been reported for the first time in excellent yields (80-91%). This method only needs simple instruments and short reaction time. A possible mechanism has been suggested.
Synthetic Communications | 2001
Jun-Ping Xiao; Yu-Lu Wang; Qing-Xiang Zhou
The selective synthesis of diaryl carbazone using K3Fe(CN)6 as oxidant under alkaline condition in solid state is reported for the first time. Eight diaryl carbazone have been synthesized in excellent yields, and this method only needs cheap reagents, and simple procedure under mild condition.
Green Chemistry | 2001
Ren-Zhong Qiao; Yan Zhang; Xin-Ping Hui; Peng-Fei Xu; Zi-Yi Zhang; Xiao-Yang Wang; Yu-Lu Wang
Polyethylene glycol (PEG, average molecular weight 400) was used as an absorbent for NO2, the absorptivity was found to reach up to 97%. PEG·NO2, the resulting absorbent product, proved to be a very efficient, clean and moderate oxidant, It can convert hydrazo derivatives 1 to the corresponding azo compounds 2 for the first time. The spent PEG can be recovered and recycled after the oxidation process.
Journal of Sulfur Chemistry | 2006
Na Zhao; Yanqiu Li; Yu-Lu Wang; Jinye Wang
A rapid, efficient method is described for synthesis of aryl toluenesulfonhydrazides from toluene-sulfonyl chloride and substituted phenylhydrazines and for the synthesis of aryl toluenesulfonates from toluenesulfonyl chloride and substituted phenols. The procedure is simple, environmentally benign and occurs in good yields.
Synthetic Communications | 2001
Lei Shi; Feng Pan; Xueshun Jia; Yu-Lu Wang
Using potassium chlorate, sulfuric acid and ferrous sulfate as a catalytic oxidation system to oxidize the aryl substituted carbazide to prepare new type bisazo compounds in one phase have been described for the first time in this paper. Eight bisaryl carbodiazones have been synthesized in high yields under mild conditions. A possible mechanism has been suggested.
Synthetic Communications | 1999
Yu-Lu Wang; Lei Shi; Xueshun Jia; Feng Pan; Ma D; Xiaoyang Wang
Abstract A new facile method for the synthesis of diaryl carbazone (ArN=NCONHNHAr) from aryl substituted carbazide is described. Eight of the compounds were preparated by oxidation of aryl substituted carbazide with ferric chloride in acid medium at room tempreture in good yield.
Synthetic Communications | 2002
Yu-Lu Wang; Yue-wei Zhao; Xiao-xia Wang; Zhi-fang Duan
ABSTRACT Eight new-typed α,β-unsaturated acyl azo compounds were prepared for the first time using NaBrO3/H2SO4 as the oxidant with simple stirring apparatus at room temperature. NaBrO3 was first reported as an efficient dehydrogenating agent in this paper.
Synthetic Communications | 2001
Jian-Ping Li; Qian-Fu Luo; Yu-Lu Wang; Hong Wang
Solid-state syntheses of acyl thiosemicarbazides are reported for the first time. Eleven acyl thiosemicarbazides have been synthesized at room temperature in excellent yields (84.5 ∼ 91.0%). Among them, eight compounds 3a, 3d, 3e, 3g–k are new. The reaction proves to be extremely simple and highly efficient (in 6 ∼ 18 min).