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THIAZINES , in organic chemistry , a series of cyclic compounds containing a ring system of four carbon atoms, one nitrogen and one sulphur
CCN C'NC C'NC (I.) C , (IL) CS , (III.) S'C Members of the first series have not as yet been isolated. Derivatives of the second type have been obtained by A. Luchmann (Ben. 1896, 29, p. 1429) by condensing y-chlorbutylamine with carbon bisulphide or with mustard oils in the presence of caustic
CH2'CH(CH3)Br HS CH2'CH(CH3)'S (CH3)2C'N112 + HN:C'C6Hs (CHd)2C-N.seessesssC'C6Ii6 Benzothiazines are obtained from ortho-aminobenzyl halides and thio-amides : /CH2Br cm2' s Celli< +H2NCS'CHa--->C6H4c 1 \NNNH2 N= 'CH3. The most important thiazines are those derived from class III., thiodiphenylamine, C6H4\S>C6H4, being the parent substance of the methylene blue series of dyestuffs. Thiodiphenylamine is obtained synthetically by heating
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