A PRESENTATION ON
SYNTHESIS OF TWEEN-BASED BIOCOMPATIBLE IMIDAZOLIUM TRICATIONIC ROOM TEMPERATURE
IONIC LIQUIDS (RTILS)
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF GUJARAT
Souvik Bagchi(Enrollment No.-CUG/2014/1096) School of Chemical Sciences (SCS)Central University of Gujarat Gandhinagar, India
Dessertation on M.sc project Under the supervision ofDr. Dhananjoy Mondal (Faculty, SCS)Central University of GujaratGandhinagar, India
INTRODUCTION
o Ionic liquids (ILs) are ionic salt that are liquid below 100°C.
o ILs have emerged as an environmentally friendly alternative to the volatile organic solvents.
o ILs possess unique tunable physicochemical properties like high viscosity, low vapour pressure, non-flammability
o ILs find applications in various fields like catalysis, electrochemistry, spectroscopy, and in material science.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF RTILS
NHN NH NH2
NR R
R
R
PRR
RR
SO
OOOR
alkyl sulfate tosylate methanesulfonate hexafluorophosphate tetrafluoroborate
S
O
O
OSO
OOCR3 PF6 BF4
imidazolium pyridinium pyrrolidinium tetraalkylphosphonium quaternery ammonium
TOTAL REACTION SCHEME:
O
O
O
OHO
OH
OOH
OCH2(CH2)15CH3
Ow
x
y
z
O
O
O
OO
O
OO
OCH2(CH2)15CH3
O
SOO
CH3
SO
O
CH3
SO
O
H3C
w
x
yz
Et3N,CH2Cl2
0 °C, rt
O
OOON
N
ON
OCH2(CH2)15CH3
ONH3C
NCH3
NCH3
3OMs
x
y
z
w
1-methyl imidazolium CH3CN
75 °C 48h
O
OOON
N
ON
OCH2(CH2)15CH3
ONH3C
NCH3
NCH3
3BF4
x
yw
z
NABF4
H2O,rt
tween 20 trimesylate precursor
tween 20-tri (3-methylimidazolium)trimesylatetween 20-tri (3-methylimidazolium)tetrafluoroborate
Step 1
•Typical procedure for synthesis of trimesylate precursors
Step 2
•Synthesis of Tween-60-tri (1-methylimidazolium) trimesylate [Tw60(mim)3][OMs]3
Step 3
•Synthesis of Tween-60-tri (1-methylimidazolium) tetrafluoroborate [Tw60(mim)3][BF4]3
Typical procedure for synthesis of tri-cationic RTILs
STEP –I:
O
O
O
OHO
OH
OOH
OCH2(CH2)15CH3
Ow
x
y
z
O
O
O
OO
O
OO
OCH2(CH2)15CH3
O
SOO
CH3
SO
O
CH3
SO
O
H3C
w
x
yz
Et3N,CH2Cl2
0 °C, rt
tween 20 trimesylate precursor
The first step involves the mesylation of three hydroxyl groups of Tween 60.
The mesylation was carried out by treating the Tween 60 with methyl sulfonyl chloride and triethylamine initially at 0° C and then it was kept for 16 h at room temperature with continuous stirring.
STEP-II :
O
O
O
OO
O
OO
OCH2(CH2)15CH3
O
SOO
CH3
SO
O
CH3
SO
O
H3C
w
x
yz
O
OOON
N
ON
OCH2(CH2)15CH3
ONH3C
NCH3
NCH3
3OMs
x
y
z
w
1-methyl imidazolium CH3CN
75 °C 48h
trimesylate precursor
tween 20-tri (3-methylimidazolium)trimesylate
Then after getting the step-I mesylated intermediate, the product was treated with 1- methyl imidazolium for 28 h at 80°C.
The product was purified with diethyl ether to remove the unreacted starting material to get the Tween-60-tri (1-methylimidazolium) trimesylate.
STEP-III:
O
OOON
N
ON
OCH2(CH2)15CH3
ONH3C
NCH3
NCH3
3OMs
x
y
z
w
O
OOON
N
ON
OCH2(CH2)15CH3
ONH3C
NCH3
NCH3
3BF4
x
yw
z
NABF4
H2O,rt
tween 20-tri (3-methylimidazolium)trimesylatetween 20-tri (3-methylimidazolium)tetrafluoroborate
In this step the product obtained in step-II was further subjected to anion metathesis and treated with NaBF4. to exchange the mesyl anion with sodium tetrafluoroborate.
CHARACTERIZATION
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% T
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Tween-60 Tween-60 trimesylate Wavelength cm-1
Wavelength cm-1
% T
rans
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% T
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ance
% T
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ance
Result and Discussion Our first target was to prepare a trimesylate precursor. To that target, we
envisioned the use of surfactant Tween 60 as our starting material. We used triethylamine and methyl sufonyl chloride for preparing the trimesylate precursor and it was confirmed by TLC and IR studies.
Then we replace the –Oms group by Methyl Imidazole group by reacting the step-I product with 1-Methyl Imidazole and refluxed with acetonitrile. The product so formed is brownish viscous Tween-60-tri (1-methylimidazolium) trimesylate and it was confirmed by TLC and IR studies.
In the third and final step we put the purified step II product for metathesis reaction and exchange the (Oms)- ions with BF4
- by treating it with NaBF4. The reaction was confirmed by IR studies.
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