Bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis through sodium iodate and sodium hydrogen sulfite in water

Bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis through sodium iodate and sodium hydrogen sulfite in water

An effective and eco-friendly method for the bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis has been developed. A successive methodology involving sodium iodate/sodium hydrogen sulfite catalyzed reaction of indole with many aldehydes gave the resultant bis-indol in good yield. This method offers synthetically inexp...

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Published in:Journal of the Chemical Society of Pakistan
Main Author: Khan K.M.; Rahim F.; Shah S.A.A.; Taha M.; Ismail N.H.; Manzoor M.; Miana G.A.; Perveen S.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Chemical Society of Pakistan 2015
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Khan K.M.; Rahim F.; Shah S.A.A.; Taha M.; Ismail N.H.; Manzoor M.; Miana G.A.; Perveen S.
Bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis through sodium iodate and sodium hydrogen sulfite in water
2015
Journal of the Chemical Society of Pakistan
36
6

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An effective and eco-friendly method for the bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis has been developed. A successive methodology involving sodium iodate/sodium hydrogen sulfite catalyzed reaction of indole with many aldehydes gave the resultant bis-indol in good yield. This method offers synthetically inexpensive alternate to the previously developed procedures for the bis-indol synthesis. The use of a low-cost and straightforwardly accessible catalyst, improved yields and a simple reaction process are the salient features of the current method.
Chemical Society of Pakistan
2535106
English
Article
author Khan K.M.; Rahim F.; Shah S.A.A.; Taha M.; Ismail N.H.; Manzoor M.; Miana G.A.; Perveen S.
spellingShingle Khan K.M.; Rahim F.; Shah S.A.A.; Taha M.; Ismail N.H.; Manzoor M.; Miana G.A.; Perveen S.
Bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis through sodium iodate and sodium hydrogen sulfite in water
author_facet Khan K.M.; Rahim F.; Shah S.A.A.; Taha M.; Ismail N.H.; Manzoor M.; Miana G.A.; Perveen S.
author_sort Khan K.M.; Rahim F.; Shah S.A.A.; Taha M.; Ismail N.H.; Manzoor M.; Miana G.A.; Perveen S.
title Bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis through sodium iodate and sodium hydrogen sulfite in water
title_short Bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis through sodium iodate and sodium hydrogen sulfite in water
title_full Bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis through sodium iodate and sodium hydrogen sulfite in water
title_fullStr Bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis through sodium iodate and sodium hydrogen sulfite in water
title_full_unstemmed Bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis through sodium iodate and sodium hydrogen sulfite in water
title_sort Bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis through sodium iodate and sodium hydrogen sulfite in water
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description An effective and eco-friendly method for the bis(indolyl)methanes synthesis has been developed. A successive methodology involving sodium iodate/sodium hydrogen sulfite catalyzed reaction of indole with many aldehydes gave the resultant bis-indol in good yield. This method offers synthetically inexpensive alternate to the previously developed procedures for the bis-indol synthesis. The use of a low-cost and straightforwardly accessible catalyst, improved yields and a simple reaction process are the salient features of the current method.
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