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Acetoacetanilide: Ketene Dimer Combined with Aniline (Thorpe 1912)
The ketene dimer combines with aniline to give acetoacetanilide.
Source: Thorpe, Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol. 3 (1912), Ketenes. Unknown: the amounts, the conditions and how the product is isolated. Thorpe states only that the two combine, so these are linked to unknown heads. Picture drawn by Youblob.
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Combine the dimer with aniline
Combine the dimer with aniline
Bring the ketene dimer together with aniline: they combine to form acetoacetanilide. Unknown: the amounts and conditions. Ours: gloves and a fume hood.
Materials for this step:
Ketene Dimer1 as required
Aniline1 as requiredTools needed:
Round-Bottom Flask
Glass Stirring Rod
Fume Hood (Ducted)
Nitrile Gloves
Chemical Splash Goggles2
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Isolate the acetoacetanilide
Isolate the acetoacetanilide
Separate the acetoacetanilide from the mixture. Unknown: how. Thorpe gives no work-up.
Tools needed:
Unknown Work-UpNitrile GlovesTools Required
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