Abstract

The 1:1 interactions of picramide, N-substituted picramides, and NN-dimethylpicramide with sodium methoxide in methanol have been investigated by stopped-flow and T-jump spectrophotometry. Picramide and its N-substituted derivatives give rise to a very rapid process which is attributed to proton transfer to give the conjugate base, and to a slower process (measurable by stopped-flow) attributed to methoxide addition at the unsubstituted 3-position. The variation of rate and equilibrium constants with substituent are discussed.

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