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titleOfInvention METHOD FOR PREPARING 2,6-DICHLORPYRAZINE AND PRODUCT OBTAINED thereby
abstract Synthesis of 2,6-dichlorpyrazine (I) from monochloropyrazine (II) comprises (a) cold mixing (II) with (I) in such an amt. that the total concn. of (II) is 10-80%; (b) heating this mixt. to 70 degrees C; (c) leading gaseous Cl2 into the mixt. at 60-140 degrees C until the end of the reaction; and (d) isolating the (I). (I) is used in the synthesis of pharmaceutical and zootechnical sulphonamides, esp. 2-sulphanilidamide-6-chloropyrazine. (I) is used as the solvent; this eliminates the formation of any prods. from side reactions of the solvent e.g. in a previous process using organic solvents and only a little water, HCl quickly formed and reacted with the solvents to give chlorohydrate-contg. solids which blocked the appts. Conversion of (II) into (I) is complete, with the exception of small amts. of 2,3-dichloropyrazine (2-3%).
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