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1-Aminoethen-1-olate | 31108-39-1

中文名称
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中文别名
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英文名称
1-Aminoethen-1-olate
英文别名
1-aminoethenolate
1-Aminoethen-1-olate化学式
CAS
31108-39-1
化学式
C2H4NO
mdl
——
分子量
58.0599
InChiKey
UEFNHFCSZBRPPV-UHFFFAOYSA-M
BEILSTEIN
——
EINECS
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  • 物化性质
  • 计算性质
  • ADMET
  • 安全信息
  • SDS
  • 制备方法与用途
  • 上下游信息
  • 反应信息
  • 文献信息
  • 表征谱图
  • 同类化合物
  • 相关功能分类
  • 相关结构分类

计算性质

  • 辛醇/水分配系数(LogP):
    0.7
  • 重原子数:
    4
  • 可旋转键数:
    0
  • 环数:
    0.0
  • sp3杂化的碳原子比例:
    0.0
  • 拓扑面积:
    49.1
  • 氢给体数:
    1
  • 氢受体数:
    2

反应信息

  • 作为反应物:
    描述:
    1-Aminoethen-1-olate 作用下, 生成 乙酰胺
    参考文献:
    名称:
    Formation and Stability of Enolates of Acetamide and Acetate Anion:  An Eigen Plot for Proton Transfer at α-Carbonyl Carbon
    摘要:
    Second-order rate constants were determined in D2O for deprotonation of acetamide, N,N-dimethylacetamide, and acetate anion by deuterioxide ion and for deprotonation of acetamide by quinuclidine. The values of k(B) = 4.8 x 10(-8) m(-1) s(-1) for deprotonation of acetamide by quinuclidine (pK(BH) = 11.5) and k(BH) = 2-5 x 10(9) M-1 s(-1) for the encounter-limited reverse protonation of the enolate by protonated quinucildine give pK(a)(C) = 28.4 for ionization of acetamide as a carbon acid. The limiting value of k(HOH) = 1 x 10(11) s(-1) for protonation of the enolate of acetate anion by solvent water and k(HO) = 3.5 x 10(-9) M-1 s(-1) for deprotonation of acetate anion by HO- give pK(a)(C) approximate to 33.5 for acetate anion, The change in the rate-limiting step from chemical proton transfer to solvent reorganization results in a downward break in the slope of the plot of log k(HO) against carbon acid pK(a) for deprotonation of a wide range of neutral a-carbonyl carbon acids by hydroxide ion, from -0.40 to -1.0. Good estimates are reported for the stabilization of the carbonyl group relative to the enol tautomer by electron donation from alpha-SEt, alpha-OMe, alpha-NH2, and alpha-O- substituents. The alpha-NH2 and alpha-OMe groups show similar stabilizing interactions with the carbonyl group, while the interaction of alpha-O- is only 3.4 kcal/mol more stabilizing than for alpha-OH, We propose that destabilization of the enolate intermediates of enzymatic reactions results in an increasing recruitment of metal ions by the enzyme to provide electrophilic catalysis of enolate formation.
    DOI:
    10.1021/ja0125321
  • 作为产物:
    描述:
    乙酰胺氘氧化钾重水 作用下, 生成 1-Aminoethen-1-olate
    参考文献:
    名称:
    Formation and Stability of Enolates of Acetamide and Acetate Anion:  An Eigen Plot for Proton Transfer at α-Carbonyl Carbon
    摘要:
    Second-order rate constants were determined in D2O for deprotonation of acetamide, N,N-dimethylacetamide, and acetate anion by deuterioxide ion and for deprotonation of acetamide by quinuclidine. The values of k(B) = 4.8 x 10(-8) m(-1) s(-1) for deprotonation of acetamide by quinuclidine (pK(BH) = 11.5) and k(BH) = 2-5 x 10(9) M-1 s(-1) for the encounter-limited reverse protonation of the enolate by protonated quinucildine give pK(a)(C) = 28.4 for ionization of acetamide as a carbon acid. The limiting value of k(HOH) = 1 x 10(11) s(-1) for protonation of the enolate of acetate anion by solvent water and k(HO) = 3.5 x 10(-9) M-1 s(-1) for deprotonation of acetate anion by HO- give pK(a)(C) approximate to 33.5 for acetate anion, The change in the rate-limiting step from chemical proton transfer to solvent reorganization results in a downward break in the slope of the plot of log k(HO) against carbon acid pK(a) for deprotonation of a wide range of neutral a-carbonyl carbon acids by hydroxide ion, from -0.40 to -1.0. Good estimates are reported for the stabilization of the carbonyl group relative to the enol tautomer by electron donation from alpha-SEt, alpha-OMe, alpha-NH2, and alpha-O- substituents. The alpha-NH2 and alpha-OMe groups show similar stabilizing interactions with the carbonyl group, while the interaction of alpha-O- is only 3.4 kcal/mol more stabilizing than for alpha-OH, We propose that destabilization of the enolate intermediates of enzymatic reactions results in an increasing recruitment of metal ions by the enzyme to provide electrophilic catalysis of enolate formation.
    DOI:
    10.1021/ja0125321
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