
ISSN: 2644-1373
Mohammad S Al Ajely1* and A M Noori2
Received: June 04, 2019; Published: June 14, 2019
Corresponding author: Mohammad S Al Ajely, Environmental Department, College of Environment and Technology, Iraq
DOI: 10.32474/LOJPCR.2019.01.000113
Oxazine compounds have been succeeded to be used for versatile applications in various area of pharmacy, medicine and other biological uses such as Antiplatet aggregation activity, antidiabetic ,antidepressant activity ,In the investigation some new oxazine compounds have been synthesized using different routes [1]. The oxazine (A2-6) were prepared from the corresponding chalcone compounds (A1-6)by treatment of ethyl urea with these chalcones. oxazine (A5-8)were prepared from the cyclization of the corresponding compounds (A4-7) by formaldehyde compounds (A4-8 )themselves were prepared by reduction of Schiff bases (A3- 7) using NaBH4 .The third series of oxazines (A6-9)were synthesized by the reaction of furfural with hydroxyl Aromatic Compounds in methanolic ammonia. The synthesized compounds were studied by IR spectroscopy and are discussed [2].
Keywords: Oxazines; Furfural; Chalcones; Schiff bases
Oxazine compounds were first synthesized from malonyl chloride and some aliphatic and aromatic ketones1. These oxazine compouds were also synthesized by self-condensation of malonyl chloride with nitrile componds2. Butt, Elivdge and foster found that condensation of malonyl chloride with isocyanates results into the formation of the corresponding pyrano oxazine derivatives 3. Ried, Ninninger and Bats have prepared pyrano oxazines from the condensations of malonyl chloride with thiocyanates 4. Some of the synthesized compouds showed anticancer activities5. There are a lot of methods in the literature for the preperation of benzoxazine compouds including. ring expantion methods 6, [3] oxidation of 2-isopropyl indole with monoperphthalic acid 7 Intramolecular rearrangment8 iso cyanate precursors9 antharanilic acid precursor 10,N-acylantharanilc acid11, from chalcones precursors12-14 and recently pd-catalyzed carbonylation of 1-azido-2-iodobenzene15.these oxazine componds have proved to have significant effect as thrombin inhibitor16 potassium modulator17, antiplatelet18,inhibitory activity toward human leukocyte elastase(HLE)19 and many other biological and medical uses 20-22 .In our investigation and according to the above importance of this type of compounds we choose antharanilic acid, chalcon and Schiff bases as precursors for the synthesis of new series of oxazine compounds ,in an attempt to study their possibility to be used as drugs which is our next work [4-8].
All melting point were uncorrected using electro thermal melting point apparatus type SMP30 U. K, IR spectra were recorded using FTIR spectrophotometer type Bruker Alpha (ATR). All chemical were supplied by Fluke, Sigma-Aldrich companies. 2-Acetylbenzimidazole was prepared according to the published procedure22 [9-12].
2- Acetyl-benzimidazole compound was prepared by chromic acid oxidation of the corresponding alcohol following the same publisher procedue23 Its structure was checked by IR and melting point in comparison with the published one .This compound was allowed to react with equimolar amount of some aromatic aldehyde following similar procedure 21 [13-18].
2- Acetyl-benzimidazole (0.01mol.) was dissolved in (30ml) from Ethanol and (30 ml) of water then10% sodium hydroxide solution (3ml) was added drop-wise to the reaction mixture, the mixture stirred for( 1h. ) then (0.01mol) of aldehyde was added to the mixture with continuous stirring for (3-5h) .the solid was filtered off and recrystallized from ethanol/water [19-24].
General Procedure
Amixture of chalcone (0.02mo.l),urea(0.02mol.) were dissolved in ethanolic solution of sodium hydroxide(30ml).The reaction mixture was stirred for( 3-4h) with magnetic stirre, it was then poured on 20ml of cold water with stirring for 1h.then kept in refrigerator for 24h. the ppt was filtered off and recrystallized from ethanol [25,26].
General Procedure
Substituted Benzaldehyde (0.01 mol.) and substituted aniline (0.01 mol.) was dissolved in methanol (15ml) and two drops of acetic acid and refluxed for (3 h.). The resulting solution was cooled and poured in cold water. The separated solid was filtered, washed with water and crystallized from ethanol.
Each Compound of (A4-7) (0.01mol.) was dissolved in methanol (15ml.) and sodium borohydride(0.015mol.) was added in small portions with stirring within 10 minutes. The reactions mixture was kept at room temperature for (1 h.). The solid separated on evaporation of most of the solvent was filtered off, washed with water and crystallized from ethanol.
General Procedure
Any compound of(A3-7), (0.01mol.) and formaldehyde (0.015mol.) was dissolved in ethanol and refluxed in a water bath for 3 hours. The solid separated on cooling was filtered and crystallized from ethanol.
General Procedure
Aromatic hydroxy compound (0.01 mol) in methanol (10ml) was added to Furfural and 10ml of 30% methanolic ammonia .the final mixture was left to stand at room temperature for 3-4 days during which the crystalline product was separated out .The crude product was filtered off ,washed with cold methanol and was recrystallized from minimum amount of methanol (Figures 1-3).
Chalcone compounds (A1-7) were synthesized from the corresponding 2-acetyl benzimidazole and some aromatic aldehydes as shown in scheme 1.
Yellowish- white, mp.12-1450C, yield83.58%, IR (neet sample Cm-1): 1653 for C=C, 1501,1507,1584 for C=C Ar,1653 for C=N,1706 for –C=O,3241 for- NH.
Black Crystals, mp.,2650C, yield79.55%, IR neet sample Cm-1): 1366 for C-O,1552 for C=C Ar,1643 for C=N, 3188 for NH.
Yellow mp.216-2180C, yield86.3%, IR (neet. Cm-1): 1326.19 for C-N,1475,1514,1587 for C=N, C=C Ar.,1655 for-C=O,3259 for NH.
Orange Crystals mp.125-1270C, yield90.33%, IR (neet. Cm-1): 1341.28 for C-N,1519,1589 for C=C Ar,1665.93 for C=O, C=N 2971.35 for CH, 3281 for NH.
Yellowish-Green mp.196-1980C, yield 54,33%, IR (neet. Cm-1): 1206,1236 for C-O,1366 for C-N,1470,1513,1574 for C=C Ar., 1647 for C=N,1699 for –C=O,1322 for NH.
Yellow crystals mp 101-1030C, yield78.3 %, IR (neet. Cm-1): 1333 for C=N, 1209,1512 for NO2 sym and asym., ,1590 for C=C Ar., 1654 for C=C, C=N,1698 for C=O,3113 for -NH.
Yellow Crystals mp.212-40C, 90.3% yield, IR (neet. Cm-1): 1501,1584 for C=C Ar,1653 C=C, C=N,1766 for –C=O,3241 for –NH.
The above compounds were synthesized from the corresponding chalcones with ethyl urea as stated above the IR data were in agreement with similar published one12,13
White solid crystals mp.193-1960C published:193-194 oC yield 90%.IR (neet. r Cm-1): 1501,1507,1587 Ar C=C, 1653 C=N, 3240.75 N-H.
Brownish Crystals, mp 36-380C, yield 85% IR (KBr, Cm-1).
Yellow crystals, mp. 206-2090C, yield 91%, IR (neet. Cm-1): 1270,1206 for C-O, 1326.19 for C-N,1513,1587 for C=C Ar., 1654 for C=N , 3264 for NH.
Orange crystals, mp.178-1800C, yield 90%, IR (neet. Cm-1): 1216,1333 for C-O, 1512,1576 Ar C=C,1341 for C-N,1638 for C=N,3257 for NH.
Yellowish-white crystals, mp 188-1910C, yield 87%, IR (neet. Cm-1): 1236.22,1322.36 for C-O sym and asym.,1322.36 for C-N, 1513.27,1574 for C=C Ar., 1647 for C=N, 3247.72 for NH.
Brown crystals, mp.205-2070C, yield 92%, IR (neet. Cm-1): 1215,1333 for C-O,1216 for sym.NO2,1512.5 for asym.1333 for C-N,15190,1576 for C=C Ar., 1652 for C=N,3257 for NH.
Yellowish-white crystals, mp 201-2030C, yield 87%, IR (neet. Cm-1): 1273,1325 for C-O, 1325.90 for C-N, 1476,1504,1585 for C=C Ar. 1652 for C=N,3257 for NH.
The above Schiff bases were synthesized by treatment of 2-hydroxy naphthaldehyde with some amines see scheme 2. These compounds were characterized by the Main IR bands as below;
Deep brown crystals, mp.182-1850C, IR (neet. Cm-1):1605 For C=Car .and C=N,1330for C-O,3440 for- OH.
Yellow rystals, mp.158-1600C, yield 88% IR (neet. Cm-1):740.37 for C-S,1458.98,1468.96 for C=C Ar.,1128,1219 for C-O,1604for C=N,3009,3273.59 for C-H,3558 for –OH.
Oarrange crystals mp.196-1990C, yield68.9%, IR (neet. Cm-1):737.08 for C-S,1139,1306 for C-O, 1139,1306.3 for C-O,1548.68, 1463.89 for C=CAr. 1596 for C=N,3410 for –OH.
Yellowcrystals, mp.177-1790C, yield 69%, IR (neet. Cm-1):1126,1276 for C-O,1599,1528,1480.5 for C=C Ar,C=N,3026for C-H,3363 for- OH.
Schiff bases reduction was accomplished byNaBH4 at room temperature as stated in the experimental part see scheme 2. The reaction with this reagent cause to color change of the colored Schiff bases into white or faint colored products.
Brownish yellow crystals, mp.86-920C, yield 83.4%, IR (neet. Cm-1):759.99for NH def.,1257,1357 C-O,1466,1516,1580 C=C Ar.,3042.7 CHstr.,3326.7 NH, 3542 for OH.
White crystals, mp.193-1960C, yield 89.3%, IR (neet. Cm-1): 7443,812.36 for NH def.,1215,1270,1339.94 C-O,1443, 1540,1597.8 for C=C Ar. ,3009CH,3272NH,3488 for OH.
Faintorange -white crystals, mp.171-1730C, yield92.3%, IR (neet Cm-1):737.39,898.33 N.H def.
for OH.
White crystals, mp.154-1570C, yield 90.98%, IR (neet. Cm-1):731.07,793,851 for NH def.,1223,1333.27 C-O,1464.41,1507.8 C=C Ar.,3045for CH,3355.1 for OH.
Red –Orange crystals, m.p159-1620C, yield 64.1%, IR (neet. Cm-1):1152for C-N, 1024,1226, C-O-C,1462,1510,1584 for C=C Ar,3060 C-H
Brownish yellow crystals, mp.191-1930C yield 79.87%, IR (neet. Cm-1): 808 for C-S1067for C-N,1067,1225.59 for C-O-C,1445,1519.79,1588.72 for C=C Ar,3060 for C-H.
Brown crystals, m.p 103-1060C yield95.6%,IR (nee.t Cm-1):729.4 for C-S,1122.46forC-N ,1156.3,1213 for C –O-C,1445,1538,1586.6,1607 for C=C Ar.,2998,3133 for C-H.
White crystals, mp.98-1010C, yield 80.73%, IR (neet. Cm-1): 935.9for C-N,1163,1224.9 for C-O-C,1431,1557.13for C=C Ar,1602 for C=N,2902,3002 for C-H.
These compounds were synthesized by treatment of furfural with some hydroxyl aromatic aldehydes as shown in scheme 3
Rrown crystals, mp.103-1050C, yield 86.35%, IR (neet. Cm-1):1083,1265.43for sym. andasym.C-O,1323.12 forC-N,1588.43,1609C=c Ar.,3066 for C-H and 3311.87 for- NH.
Brown crystals, mp., 125-1270C, yield 92%, IR (neet. Cm-1):1081,1225.31for C- O-C,1505C=Car.,1368 C-N,1636.47 for C=N,3065 C-H and3275.34 for- NH.
Brown crystals, mp.3300C, yield 92% IR (neet. Cm-1):1-N,1461,081,1229.26 for C-O-C,1381.92 C-N,1461.16,1569.36 for C=C Ar.,3273 for C-H,3362.7 for- NH.
It is clear from the above results that all furfural, Schiff base and chalcone precursors formed 1,3- oxazine compound this finding is in agreement with similar published compounds24-26 for chalcones and as it was mentioned in the introduction for Schiff bases and furfural precursors.
Authors would like to thank Iraqi ministry of Higher Education and research for offering Ahmed scholarship, Thanks also to the chemistry department of Mosul university for providing the facility as possible as they can to do this work which is part of Ahmed MSc. Thesis.
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