Electronic Impacts on the Solvent-Free Mechanochemical Synthesis of Salophen Ligands in Ball Mill
Table 1
Optimization of the mechanochemical ball milling conditions for Salophen synthesisa.
Entry
Time (min)
Frequency (Hz)
Ball type
Ball size (mm)
Ball number
Jar type (10 ml)
Yield (%)b
1
20
30
SS
10
1
Teflon
64
2
40
30
SS
10
1
Teflon
72
3
60
30
SS
10
1
Teflon
90 [86c]
4
80
30
SS
10
1
Teflon
74
5
100
30
SS
10
1
Teflon
80
6
120
30
SS
10
1
Teflon
74
7
60
25
SS
10
1
Teflon
63
8
60
20
SS
10
1
Teflon
64
9
60
15
SS
10
1
Teflon
62
10
60
10
SS
10
1
Teflon
45
11
60
30
ZrO2
10
1
Teflon
78
12
60
30
WC
10
1
Teflon
63
13
60
30
SS
Blank
1
Teflon
27
14
60
30
SS
5
1
Teflon
67
15
60
30
SS
7
1
Teflon
67
16
60
30
SS
12
1
Teflon
75
17
60
30
SS
5
2
Teflon
69
18
60
30
SS
7
2
Teflon
64
19
60
30
SS
7
3
Teflon
64
20
60
30
SS
10
2
Teflon
61
21
60
30
SS
10
1
SS
61
aReaction conditions: 1 mmol (1) and 1 mmol (2a) were milled in a mixer mill; byield based on 1H NMR analysis of the crude reaction mixture taken directly from the milling jar; cisolated yield; SS: stainless steel.