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In organic chemistry, atoms other than carbon and hydrogen are generally referred to as heteroatoms. The most common heteroatoms are nitrogen, oxygen and sulfur. Now I present to you an article called Optical rotations of configurationally related azides, published in 1936, which mentions a compound: 616-14-8, mainly applied to , Application of 616-14-8.
Substances of the type MeCH[(CH2)n1X][(CH2)n2R], where n1 or n2 = 0 or an integer, X = a functional group and R = a normal alkyl, Ph or C6Hn group, can be classified into 2 categories, viz., those, typified by X = CHO, in which the configuration of the 1st members having n1 = 0 can be correlated by classical methods to those having n1 > 0, and those, typified by X = halogen, in which such correlation cannot be accomplished by classical methods. For the purpose of solving the latter problem the azides were chosen over the halides, inasmuch as they can be converted into the corresponding amines. The amines, while belonging to the 2nd category, can be correlated among themselves by a sufficiently reliable though nonclassical argument which will be reported later. The secondary azides were prepared by the action of NaN3 on the iodides and the amines by reduction of the azides with PtO2. The rotatory phenomena observed in the series of azides and halides were compared with those in the series of aldehydes and were found to be dissimilar in both series. Hence a comparison of these phenomena cannot be used for the correlation of the members of the series of halides and azides having n1 = 0 with those having n1 > 0. The following compounds were prepared: l-2-iodobutane, b. 111-18°, [M]D25 -24.1°, from the alc. and anhydrous HI in a bomb tube at room temperature for 2 days; d-2-azidobutane, b500 85°, d425 0.8619, nD25 1.4122, [M]D25 15.9°; d-2-aminobutane, [M]D25, 0.66° (in H2O), (HCl salt, [M]5875.625 -0.44° (in H2O)); l-2-iodoöctane, b1 52°, nD25 1.4863, d425 1.3158, [M]D25 -80.0°; d-2-azidoöctane, b9 68°, nD25 1.4332, d425 0.8555, [M]D25 43.4°, 42.5° (in heptane (I)); d-2-aminoöctane, b9 48°, nD25 1.4220, [M]D25 5.41°, (HCl salt, [M]D25 -6.44° (in H2O)); d-1-iodo-2-methylbutane, b. 145-6°, nD25 1.4950, [M]D25 8.28°, maximum [M]D25 11.1°; d-1-azido-2-methylbutane, b138 72°, nD25 1.4240, d425 0.8770, [M]D25 8.61°, maximum [M]D25 11.6°; l-1-amino-2-methylbutane, b12 40-5°, [M]5875.625 -0.21° (in H2O); l-1-azido-2-methylhexane, b15 59-60°, [α]D25 -0.30°; d-1-iodo-2-methylnonane, b4 86°, d425 1.254, [M]D25 2.54°; l-1-azido-2-methylnonane, b10 98-102°, d425 0.8658, nD25 1.4430, [M]D25 -0.74°; l-1-iodo-3-methylpentane, b12 54°, d425 1.3934, nD25 1.4866, [M]D25 -16.1°, maximum [M]D25 -43.9°; l-1-azido-3-methylpentane, b. 145-8°, nD25 1.4300, [M]D25 -9.63°, maximum [M]5875.625 -26.3° (in I); d-1-iodo-4-methylhexane, b13 74-5°, b103 124-6°, nD25 1.4852, d425 1.3579, [M]D25 8.20°, maximum [M]D25 26.2°; d-1-azido-4-methylhexane, b418 157°, d425 0.8636, nD25 1.4323, [M]5875.625 5.41°, maximum [M]5875.625 17.3° (in I.). All values for [M] are for the homogenous substance unless otherwise stated.
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