Aldehyde Adducts
Many aldehydes are highly reaction compounds. Some aldehydes are able to form adducts with amides or amines at room temperature without the need for a catalyst.
Amine Adducts
Catalyst Free Adduct Formation
The following aldehyde adducts are some examples of adducts of alkaloids/amines that form without the need for a catalyst. Click their individual article links for more details.
| Adduct | Aldehyde | Amine |
|---|---|---|
| N-Benzylidene-N-phenethylamine | Benzaldehyde | phenylethylamine |
| AC1MSDH8 | Cinnamaldehyde | Dapsone |
| 1'-(Glutathion-S-yl)-Dihydrocinnamaldehyde | Cinnamaldehyde | Glutathione |
Amide Adducts
Catalyst Free Adduct Formation
The following aldehyde adducts are some examples of adducts of amides that form without the need for a catalyst. Click their individual article links for more details.
| Adduct | Aldehyde | Amide |
|---|---|---|
| Cinnamylidene-bisphenylacetamide | Cinnamaldehyde | Phenylacetamide |
| Cinnamylidene-bisacetamide | Cinnamaldehyde | Acetamide |
Other Adducts
Anecdotal reports indicate that these adducts form in acidic conditions. Scientific evidence for the actual conditions needed leading to their formation is currently lacking.
| Adduct | Aldehyde | Amide |
|---|---|---|
| Lysergic Acid Hydroxyethylamide | Acetaldehyde | Lysergic acid amide |
See Also
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