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Syntheses of di-Schiff’s bases: A comparative study using benzene and water (concept of green chemistry) as solvents
Di-Schiff’s bases are normally synthesized from aldehyde and diamine using organic solvents under conditions that remove water azeotropically. Here is a report for the preparation of di-Schiff’s base using both the conventional method and pure water without a catalyst and results were compared. It was observed that yields are better and reaction time is comparatively less when water is used as a solvent.
Keywords: Benzene, Water, Green chemistry.