Spectral characteristics and electrical structure of coumarines synthetic derivatives. P a r t І. Studying of UV-spectrums and electrical structure of coumarin and 4-oxyсoumarin
Abstract
Coumarin and 4-oxycoumarin were investigated UV-spectrums of light absorption in 95% alcohol as a model of compounds for fur ther studying of electrical spectrums dicoumarin, neodicoumarin, fepromaron, sinkumar and varfarin natrium klatrat.
On a spectral curve of unsubstitued coumarin observed two intensive maximums. Oxy-group introduction to 4 molecules of coumarin causes splitting of a maximum on two parts: hypsochromic shift and the formation of the bend at 274 nm.
Quantum-chemical calculations of electric density of coumarin indicate about effect on the electrofeelic cubstitution reactions on C8- and C10-atoms. Presence of the alkene fragment causes the reactions of electrofeelic addition.
OH-group presence in the forth-positions oxycoumarin, lacton ring of the molecule and increases the electron densiy in the aromatic ring.
The presence of keto-enol thautomerism of 4-oxycoumarin provides the possibility of interaction reagents in reactions such as AE and SN.
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