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Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1963. / Vita. Typescript. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 151-153).

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Anthraquinone-xanthone heterodimeric natural products are a diverse family of polyketides highlighted by a unique bicyclo [3.2.2] ring system which links both anthraquinone and xanthone moieties. Both the connectivity of the unique bicyclic ring system and the oxidation state of the two heterocycles vary among the members of this family of natural products. These molecules have been generally isolated as fungal metabolites but also have shown anticoccidial (xanthoquinodin A:0.02 μg/mL), antibiotic (acremonidins A and C; 32 μM and acremoxanthone, MIC; 12.5 μg/mL), and cytotoxicity against various human cancer cell lines. Both anthraquinone and xanthone heterocycles are derived from the anthraquinone chrysophanol, a common biosynthetic intermediate for polyketide synthesis. To date, there have been no reported synthetic efforts or total syntheses of the anthraquinone-xanthone heterodimeric natural products. Related synthetic examples include complex anthraquinone-xanthone biaryls, anthraquinone dimers, and monomeric xanthone and benzophenone-derived natural products. We describe an initial proposed synthesis wherein we aimed to prepare the unique bicyclo [3.2.2] ring system in a late stage operation of functionalized anthraquinone and xanthone units through a photo-mediated cycloaddition. We achieved synthesis of both an anthraquinone-derived oxanthrone ester fragment and the synthesis of several xanthone related natural products, namely graphisin A, sydowinin B, acremonidin E, and pinselin. Key steps involve aryl anion addition to substituted benzaldehyde derivatives, subsequent methyl ester installation, and dehydrative cyclization. Although we have not yet achieved the desired cycloaddition, we contributed to this area by developing efficient, reliable syntheses of various benzophenone and xanthone natural products. We will also describe an alternative strategy to access the bicyclo [3.2.2] core of these natural products via various proposed rearrangements of an anthraquinone-xanthone biaryl intermediate. Cross-coupling of substituted xanthone and naphthalene fragments established the desired biaryl linkage which was further elaborated to afford anthraquinone-xanthone biaryl structures. Attempts to rearrange these biaryls are ongoing to produce the unique core structure of the parent natural products. Initially discovered as a byproduct of the aforementioned cross-coupling reaction, we have achieved homo-coupling of substituted naphthalene fragments. The resulting naphthalene dimers could be further advanced to a series of novel 2,2'-linked anthraquinone dimers including the natural product chrysotalunin.

The development of non-noble metal catalysts has become a prominent topic in the field of Organometallic Chemistry research. Aldehydes and ketones have been catalytically reduced through hydroboration employing unsupported bimetallic Li-M complexes, where M is a group 13 metal (Al, Ga or, In). Herein, we disclose our studies on the supported Li-M complex [Li{(tert-Bu)M(o-C6H4(NMe2))3}],where M=Ga, which catalyzes the hydroboration of benzophenone at room temperature using HBpin. A tris-chelate of Gallium complex [Ga(o-C6H4(NMe2))3] was synthesized as precursors to produce the Li-Ga complex [Li{(tert-Bu)Ga(o-C6H4(NMe2))3}] in excellent yield by reacting it with tert-Butyl lithium in diethyl ether [yield (93%)].The precursor and complexes were characterized by ATR-IR, 1H-NMR,7Li-NMR and 13C-NMR spectroscopic methods and single crystal X-ray crystallography. The complex [Li{(tert-Bu)Ga(o-C6H4(NMe2))3}] exhibited strong activities when employed as catalyst for the hydroboration of benzophenone. A comparative study on the hydroboration reactions of benzophenone catalyzed by [Li{(tert-Bu)Ga(o-C6H4(NMe2))3}] under various catalytic loading conditions has been discussed herein.

This thesis reports an electron spin resonance absorption study of the hyperfine interaction between nuclei and a single "nearly-free" electron in dilute solutions of the benzophenone phenylhydrazone free radical in tetrahydrofuran.

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This dissertation aims to both deepen and broaden our understanding of copolymers with pendent benzophenone (BP) in relation to both established applications and novel directions in materials science. Photo-reaction of these BP copolymers is explored in attempts to achieve three distinct goals: (1) robust and efficiently photo-crosslinkable solid polymer films, (2) photo-reacted polymer blends with disordered bicontinuous nanostructures, and (3) photo-patterned hydrogel materials with environmental UV stability. We begin by investigating the fundamental gelation behavior of solid polymer films, finding BP copolymers to be particularly effective crosslinkable materials. Gelation efficiency can be tuned according to comonomer chemistry, as BP hydrogen abstraction on the main polymer chain increases chain scission, reducing crosslinking efficiency. This knowledge is then applied in Chapter 3, wherein we discuss two potential methods for preparing nanostructured polymer blends from these copolymers, namely spinodal decomposition of a photo-crosslinked polymer blend and solution-state photografting to create interfacially active species. While each technique shows promise, the ultimate goal of a disordered bicontinuous morphology will require further tuning of materials systems and protocols. Finally, chemical deactivation of BP photo-crosslinker in copolymers for use as photo-patternable and environmentally stable hydrogel materials is investigated. Reduction of BP by sodium borohydride proves a feasible route toward deactivating residual photo-crosslinker in patterned hydrogel films. These results confirm the utility of copolymers with pendent benzophenone photo-crosslinkers as useful tools for complex material systems.

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Atualmente, muitas pesquisas são realizadas com o objetivo de desenvolver novas formulações, sejam elas cosméticas ou farmacêuticas baseadas em nanocarreadores. Devido às suas características favoráveis, nanopartículas poliméricas são propostas como veículos tópicos, principalmente para fotoprotetores, com o intuito de prolongar o tempo de resistência dos filtros na pele, evitando assim o processo de fotodegradação. Filtros solares, de uma maneira geral, são formas cosméticas emulsionadas as quais são termodinamicamente instáveis. Para evitar este processo é necessário um componente capaz de manter esta estabilidade, isto é, um tensoativo. Em alguns sistemas, polissacarídeos ou proteínas atuam como tensoativos/estabilizantes em emulsões óleo/água (O/A). Neste contexto, a proposta deste trabalho é introduzir amidos modificados (catiônicos e aniônicos) e hidrolisados como tensoativo em uma formulação para a encapsulação da benzofenona-3 com uma matriz polimérica de poli(?-caprolactona) (PCL), avaliando a influência deste estabilizante nas características físico-químicas das nanopartículas. As nanopartículas foram preparadas mediante a técnica de deposição interfacial do polímero pré-formado, empregando-se um planejamento de experimentos de mistura. Previamente, foram avaliadas as condições da hidrólise enzimática, via planejamento de experimentos, para verificar quais parâmetros (tempo e concentração da enzima) maximizariam este processo reduzindo de maneira satisfatória a massa molar do amido para posterior aplicação como estabilizante. Foram realizados testes de tensão para avaliar a capacidade tensoativa das soluções aquosas dos amidos hidrolisados, para posterior aplicação na formulação de nanopartículas. Os resultados indicaram que dois lotes de amido, de quatro avaliados, podem ser empregados como tensoativos na formulação de nanopartículas, sem alterar significativamente propriedades, como diâmetro, polidispersão e teor de encapsulação. / Currently, many researches are conducted with the aim of developing new formulations, whether cosmetic or pharmaceutical-based nanocarriers. Due to its favorable characteristics, polymeric nanoparticles are proposed as topics vehicles, mainly for sunscreens, in order to prolong the resistance of the filters on the skin, thus preventing the photodegradation process. Sunscreens, in general, are emulsified cosmetic forms which are thermodynamically unstable. To avoid this process requires a component capable of maintaining this stability, i.e., a surfactant. In some systems, polysaccharides or proteins act as surfactants/stabilizers in oil-water emulsions (O/W). In this context, the purpose of this work is to introduce modified starches (cationic and anionic) and hydrolyzed as surfactant in a formulation for the encapsulation of benzophenone-3 with a polymer matrix of poly(?-caprolactone) (PCL), evaluating the influence of this stabilizer the physical-chemical characteristics of nanoparticles. The nanoparticles were prepared by interfacial deposition pre-formed polymer technique, using a design of experiments like mixture. Previously evaluated the conditions of enzymatic hydrolysis, by design of experiments to determine which parameters (time and enzyme concentration) to maximize this process satisfactorily reducing the molecular weight of the starch for subsequent use as a stabilizer. Tension tests were conducted to assess the ability of surfactant aqueous solutions of hydrolyzed starch for application in the formulation of nanoparticles. The results indicated that two batches of starch, four-valued, can be employed as a surfactant in the suspension of nanoparticles, without significantly altering properties such as diameter, polydispersity and the content of encapsulation.