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The chemistry of indole

XII. 2-Aminoindoles and pyrimidyl[l, 2-β]indoles

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The synthesis of 2-aminoindoles substituted in the benzene ring is described. On the basis of a study of the PMR, UV, and IR spectra their salts have been ascribed the structure of indolenine derivatives. A number of pyrimidyl[l, 2-a]indoles have been obtained from 2-aminoindoles and acetylacetone.

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Sagitullin, R.S., Gorbunov, V.I., Kost, A.N. et al. The chemistry of indole. Chem Heterocycl Compd 6, 338–343 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00471237

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