## Abstract Dimethoxymethyl phenobarbital (DMMP), labeled with ^14^C on the ring and side chains was prepared for drug metabolism studies. The synthesis of DMMP‐ethyl‐1–^14^C (4a) in four steps provided a 43% yield from ethyl‐1–^14^C iodide. The yields of DMMP‐2–^14^C (4b) and DMMP‐dimethylene‐^14^
Synthesis of phenobarbital -2-14C
✍ Scribed by H. A. Dugger; E. Oppenheimer
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1974
- Tongue
- French
- Weight
- 108 KB
- Volume
- 10
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-2135
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✦ Synopsis
The previously reported synthesis of phenobarbital-2-l4C (1) and those of other barbituric acids labeled in the 2-position with carbon-14 (2,3), have employed the base catalysed condensation of the corresponding ester with urea. Although this reaction gives 60-809 yields of various 5,5 dialkyl substituted barbituric acids, attempts in our laboratories to obtain economically satisfactory amounts of phenobarbital-2-14C using this reaction resulted in erratic yields varying from 6-20%. An analysis of the reaction mixture indicated that instead of condensing with urea the diethyl ethylphenylmalonate was undergoing decarboxylation to give sodium carbonate and ethyl a-phenylbutyrate. This side reaction in the preparaion of varicxls substituted barbituric acids was previously noted but was reportedly overcome by using an excess of urea, and avoiding a large excess of base. Since an excess of urea-14C was not practical, an old synthesis first reported by Fischer and Dilthey (5) for 5,5-dialkyl barbituric acids and later reported as a method for phenobarbital (6) was investigated. This synthesis involved heating the ethyl-
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