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titleOfInvention Process for the preparation of 0-acylthiamine disulfides
abstract O-acylthiaminedisulphides, superior to thiamine-HCl in vitamin B1 activity are prepd. without simultaneous formation of the N-acyl compounds by reacting thiamine-disulphides with thiosulphates and a reactive acide halide or anhydride in water or an aqs. org. solvent at 5-15 degrees and pH 7-8.5. In an example 10.1g. O-benzoylthiaminesulphide, m.p. 147 degrees are obtained from 14g thiaminedisulphide reacted with 12.6g Na-thiosulphate and 9.0g benzoylchloride in an aqueous medium at 5-15 degrees and pH 7.8.
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