Kinetics Reaction and Mechanism of Thiazole with Sodium MethOxide in CSTR Reactor

Dr. Omar M.S. Ismail^1, and Dr.khalaf M. ALenezi¹

¹Chemistry Department, Faculty of Science Hail University, P.O.Box 2440, Hail, Saudi Arabia

Cite this paper:
Dr. Omar M.S. Ismail and Dr.khalaf M. ALenezi. Kinetics Reaction and Mechanism of Thiazole with Sodium MethOxide in CSTR Reactor. World Journal of Organic Chemistry. 2016; 4(1):8-12. doi: 10.12691/wjoc-4-1-2

Abstract

Sulphur and nitrogen containing organic compounds are gaining importance in synthetic and pharmaceutical fields. Thiazoles are a heterocyclic organic compounds are well known intermediates in thesynthesis of clinically important heterocycles such as 4-thiozolidinones and benzothiozoles. Thiazoles are found in medicaments like vitamin-B, sulphathiozoles, promizole, niridazole, aminotrizole and tetramisole. Therefore, and because of the importance of these compounds, the understanding and study of the mechanism and kinetic of their reactions are particularly important.

Keywords:
Kinetics Reaction Thiozole Sodium Meth-Oxide CSTR Reactor

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