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An enamine is an unsaturated compound derived by the reaction of an aldehyde or ketone with a secondary amine followed by loss of H2O.


Form

R2C = CR - NR2


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U.S. Patent: 5525662 - Functionalization of polymers via enamine of acetoacetate - June 11, 1996 (4957 words)
The reaction to form the enamine is generally rapid with the rate of formation increasing with temperature.
The enamine formation is a reversible reaction so the amine compound should be non-volatile if the composition is likely to be exposed to the atmosphere prior to the application use of the functional group.
Another approach to preparation of vinyl polymers containing equivalent pendant enamine functionally is to use preformed enamine monomers derived from the appropriate amine and the acetoacetate monomer.
Pharmaceutical Technology - Enamine - Screening Compounds, Building Blocks, Custom Synthesis, Discovery Chemistry and ... (481 words)
Screening compounds are produced by Enamine within validated chemistry space that is created through the rigorous selection of reactions and the appropriate building blocks in numerous tests.
It is not only because Enamine FTE rate is one of the most competitive in the Eastern Europe, but also because of introduction of a number of enabling technologies, first of all the state-of-the-art ChemoInformatics.
Enamine is a leading provider of screening compounds for life science industries.
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