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DEDICATION
CERTIFICATE
DECLARATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ABBREVIATIONS
COTNENTS
1. INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Objectives of the Work
1.3 Organisation of the Thesis
2. POLAR SUPPORTED REACTIONS - AN OVERVIEW
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Characteristics of Functionalised Polymers
2.2.1 Physical Properties
2.2.1A Linear Polymers
2.2.1 B Cross linked Polymers
a) Microporous or gel type resins
b) Macroporous resins and macroreticular resins
c) Popcorn polymers
d) Macronet polymers
e) Composite resins
2.2.2 Reactivity of Functionalised Polymers
a) Molecular character and extent of crosslinking of the polymer matrix
b) Microenvironmental effects
c) Solvation and swelling
d) Spacer effect
2.3 Characterisation of Functionalised Polymers
2.4 Applications of Functionalised Polymers
2.4.1 Organic Synthesis
2.4.2 Enzyme Immobilization
2.4.3 Mechanistic Studies Using Solid Supports
a) The Three Phase Test
b) Cyclobutadiene intermediates
c) Benzyne intermediate trapping
d) Fries rearrangement
e) Hoffmann rearrangement
f) Benzil-benzilic acid rearrangement
2.4.4 Polymer Supported Halogen Containing Reagents
a) Polymeric halogen compounds as oxidising agents
b) As halogenating agents
3. PREPARATION AND BECKMANN REARRANGEMENT REACTION OF POLYMER SUPPORTED KETOXIMES
3.1 Syntnesis of DVB and HDODA Cross linked Polystyrene Supports
3.1 1 Divinylbenzene (DVB) - Crosslinked Polystyrene
3.1.2 Hexanediol Diacrylate (HDODA) -Cross linked Polystyrene
3.2 Characterisation of the HDODA Crosslinked Polystyrene
3.3 Preparation of DVB Crosslinked and HDODA Crosslinked Polystyrene bound Ketoximes
3.4 Beckmann Rearrangement of the Polystyrene Bound Oximes
3.5 Swelling Studies
3.6 Influence of Different Structural Parameters on the Beckmann Rearrangement Rate
3 6 1 Effect of the Nature of Cross linking
3.6.2 Effect of the Degree of Cross linking
3.6.3 Effect of Solvent
3.6.4 Effect of Temperature
3.6.5 Effect of Methylene Spacers
3.66 Effect of Nonmigrating Group
4. POLYMER-BOUND N-BROMOANILIDE- A POLYMERIC RECYCLABLE OXIDISING AND BROMINATING REAGENT
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Preparation of Polymer Bound N-bromoamides
4.3 Characterisation of Polymer Bound N-bromoamides
4.4 Swelling Studies
4.5 Oxidation and Bromination Reactions Using the Polymeric N-bromoamide Reagents
4 5 1 Oxidation of Alcohols
4.5.2 Effect of Reaction Conditions on the Course of Oxidation Reactions Using Polymeric N-bromoamide
4.5.2a Effect of Temperature
4 5 2b Presence of Catalyst
4.5.2c Effect of Solvent
4.4.2d Effect of Concentration of Polymeric Reagents
4.5.2e Effect of the Spacer Group
4.5.3 Bromination Reactions Using Polymeric N-bromoamide
4.5.4 Bromination of Toluene Under Radical Conditions
4.5. 5 α-Bromination of Ketones
4.6 Regeneration and Recyclability of the Polymer Supported N-bromoamides
5. EXPERIMENTAL
5.1 Source of Chemicals
5.2 Physical Measurements
5.3 Synthesis of Styrene-divinylbenzene Copolymer General Procedure
5.4 Synthesis of Styrene-Hexanediol Diacrylate Copolymer
5.5 Preparation of Polymer Supported Ketones: Friedel-Crafts Reaction of Polystyrene with Acid Chlorides or Acid Anhydrides
5.5A Preparation of DVB Crosslinked and HDODA Crosslinked Polystyrene Supported Acetophenone and Benzophenones
5.5B Preparation of Polymeric Ketones with Methylene Spacers between the Polymer Backbone and the Keto Functional Group
5.6 Conversion of the Polymeric Ketones to Polymeric Oximes General Procedure
5.7 Estimation of the N-hydroxyl Capacity of Polymeric Oximes; General Procedure
5.8 Beckmann Rearrangement of the Polymeric Ketoximes
5.9 Analysis of Rearranged Amide Products
5.10 Determination of Amino Group Capacity of the Amino Polystyrene Resin-General Procedure
5.11 Swelling Studies
5 12 Effect of Various Parameters on the Beckmann Rearrangement of Polymer Bound Ketoximes
5.12.1 Effect of Nature of Cross linking
5.12.2 Effect of Degree of Cross linking
5.12.3 Effect of Solvent
5.12.4 Effect of Temperature
5 12.5 Effect of Methylene Spacers
5.12.6 Effect of Nonmigrating Group
5.13 Preparation of Polymeric N-bromoamide Reagent
5.14 Determination of the Bromine Capacities of the Polymer-bound N-bromoamides by lodometric Titration
5.15 Oxidation of Alcohols-General Procedure
5.16 Investigation of the Effect of the Reaction Conditions on Oxidation Reactions
5.16.1 Effect of Temperature
5.16.2 Effect of Acid Catalyst
5.16.3 Effect of Solvent
5.16.4 Effect of Concentration of the Polymeric Reagent
5.16.5 Effect of Methylene Spacers
5.17 Bromination Reactions Using Polymer-bound N-bromoanilide General Procedure
5.18 α-Bromination of Ketones
5.19 Recycling of the Spent Polymeric Reagent
6. SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK
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