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Jn the nla^e ol GlttahEh" 9ll"* Qraeiouo

{,he lloat nfteralul.

'l.Dhooe Jletp QOe Sd:cr

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LIERAl',ha:trk ol:iiliolt

Utlo. ^t

| ! o | li t, I J J : t::hc.. tf

CIGJf, F{YE5IEAil'.

IRGOPIS

THESIS

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tlfEtrrTr c st.mh.o

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as!!!49!'rhe Fork desc.ib€d ln rl'is thesis c@prises of t're

chehicar investisatio. or prosoris lAililglgEgr rhe indis-enous plant betonqinq to rhe frbiry teqNinosae.

i orty one c@pounds F.e isotaLed fr@ Prosopis

extra.t obtaihed froh 6ten.nd leaves

l\$ be€h aurriet€d to nuelou. chericar ard Fl"ysicar

nethods or separation ar\d folty one fraclions have beeF

obtaihed durin. this pree56 rhich po.Bibry includ€

hyd.earhons, ste.oid8, ark.roids and .onposite oits yet

to be investisared.The physico cherical prope.ries or nany of these

rracrions h.ve b€en studie{ in deratt virh rhe aid oftnfraled, hass spectra and NL\IR sp4troscopy to estabtish

'f\is part of vork h.. renained inconcrusive due

factorB ehcounre.ed and ah extensive efforteill be neaded to .cc6pri6h the sork and achlew definirernd con.lEtve datE ln Lhis context. :lo'ever sufiicient

p.esent€d i. rhis thell€Lo extend the r$e.rch in thla field.

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)L -l!!-!,!-!-!

aratitude to il,ir, rr{) supervrsld tlirs sork

a.d h.Ipcd to rc.otrLpLisr' it ro hjs lisL

v'.id. lhe.inaLization vns frade by Dr.

.. {.zi rdr uhiclr .uthor i^ arso dratef!l to }in. il,e

nuttor is in.r.!hted to Dr. \.4. \aqvi Djrcctor, \atio.aI

in A.alvt icar .,jehistrt :.r a'ard

or rerlovs\in {rricrr trade it

th.rks are dull

to DirL.Lor, rrstiLut. or.lv'iiisrry ror Frovidi.rr.se,r.h fd.iliti.,s if rh. lDboraLorics or the Lnsti(ur.l

I o\" r..ou'J.j,

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II!l Lants producc rctrborjcarlv. food $aterials

alonq {iLl' nLany othor substances such 5s ' rvcosrdes'

arkaroids, Lannins, vitanins, essentiar ois' bitter

principle. 9!s, sde of rhich aro harhful, but other3

in requlaLed doses are used as reredies for hanv

Ihc druqs obtained from lndiqenous plants

have qreat inportahce troth fr6 the nedtcinas as serr

as econoni. p6int ot view. redicinc is a very ancient

art and druqs havc been used in the days or antiqurLy.

rrm ancisnr Lihes nan has tteen usinq Drants to alre-

vjate lris $uarerjnqs rr@ diseasos, I'is sttullgle for

existanc€ dcvcloped in hin the in3tinct for sucr\ heal-

inq agents. rlrc knorladqc of healin.t aqents qrev vlthtio dnM oa civirizatim in various parts of the lorld,rn rhd rndo-fnk subcobtinent first .eords vhere the

prabts had th!: Fred@inant rrosition in iedicines vere

rentioned in rriqv.'dal, vhich is one of lhe oldest

reposito!n's of human knolledqe, hnvinq heen writteh

betvaen 45oo \ l()00 R.c. and Ayu.veda_ bet{een 2500 -

'ioo lr.c. Ayurveda intacr, i3 the very foundation stone

o! t.he ancic,nt science 6f India.

sereral other solks of a llttre rater pertod

such as rsErura s{hhita' and 'charaka sat'hita' describo

daYs ror trLldi.inar purposas.

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-2-'Ihe lvurvedic svsten vhich i6 stitl jn pract_

ice in tlie rndo-pak subcontinent carries its name fror

ancienl crdek ahd lean fdi'ines tetc

iuch infruencod bt the Ayulwdic n€dicine Y'nl redici_

nrl pla.ts of the Indo-Pak subcontine't ar': hehtioned

in the totk! of .Jreat creek physjcian Droscdroidas3'

,ris rork certai.ly sh@s to ehat extent the anci€nts

€re iddebLed to rndo-Pak subcont ine.t and the East for

their nedicino, Ilany Indian plants are bentioned in

his rork, parti.urarrv the plants vhich qive armatic

qroup of druqs.'rrF snokinE of Datura in "se ol asttftt

the use of I!! !@igg in pararvsiB and dvse€psia and

the use of croLon tidliui a3 a purqati@ can ne defihit-

ery tlaced to have oriqin.t€d frm the sut'6ntine't'

Ttte scholar D@!or Shen Nunq (2?35 ts'c) of

china cdpiled a book on he(bs and is cledtted 'ithobservinq ttle a.tifeblit€ €ffects of chang sh.nq (tlF

dri€d rootsr vith 6ia11 portlons of stss attached, of

pichora Igb4llse- 3re knorn In china as chanq shanq)

vhich lEs nof been found to contaia antibalarial alkar-

oids, Ire also notted ttP iltlphoretic.rd atloulatorv

drraats oi th€ druE |la holns ( the ctin€8e n.he of

Dblidtia 4!i9!) t atiost tlve tiousand v€ar3 rater' Naqai

isorated the acti@ ark.rold

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fhe aotilip.otic action of the chaalboogra

fruit uas knoHn to the ancloht rndians, and rhe &cgg-las uscd in LrazLl and the fat-iasl for

treatrent df dysentry and dj.rrh@a. Its laih alkaloid

enetine constitutes an inpo.tant druq for abebiasis.

the plan! vhicb contains thc antherbi.tic ascaridor

ras p.es.rjbed unde. different banes bt nedicino nen

of the llcbrcws (Jerusalen oak), lerjcan6 (Mexicah tea),

a.d Lhe iroans (chenopodim.nrhehinticul. lhe earl)

explorers found Lhd iouLh Aherican lndian in possessron

of cin.lrona bark froh vhich Pelrerier and cavenlou i50-

rated rhc antihar:riar atkaroid quinine io 1420. rhese

lndians.lso che€d caa-rea@s as a stibulanl and eup-

{rc use of .ert.in blant axtra.ts, .s .araly-darL poisons, chiefly hy sourh Ahcri.an

lndiar tribes hns heen rccdtnized sih.e a ton. tine. i)ne

or the active clnni.at cdoound resonsibre aor ttF act-

Doitsors has

rsol{ted Irdscythians, .nd !usr ims co.quercd

India nci oriqihat vorks uere vritt.n and the ltindu ned-

ici.e qradoally beaain ro f:rr bchi.d. Durino BldhisricDeriod3r rhouch .ur.o.y d..rtned, ftedici.e .gain oade

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lnvcstiqation by L.v. AndriD" and his correaques in (ajro,

shored tfF acli€ cohstituent to tle kherrin {1), thi.h

thcy found r. he elc4ctivo vasodilator xith a sel.ctive

n.r ior 6n l.ln' .oro.ary wessals of thc hai8lian hearr.

rr@ a.cio.t Lincs thc root oa an indig€F4os rlant t,#

4f|a-se4q4!!E, h.^ bacn {idely lsed in rndia larva 3s

an antidote tf i.6ect and snare-rrit.s as a febrifuqe, as

a slihula.t to utolin€ co.tractions ahd as r sedative.

Lt is round to be useful in hrFcrtensiob and has a

r,arkcd hyDotensive action .lso. It has the reputatloi

of beinq a lra.quiljzcr and i6 used for tho treathent

cflr

(r)

or' jnsanjLy a'd -insaniry .t.tes-. rt€ roots oa

ara usad air.fr thc Foor s6crio. of the peopt€ inror reepin(: the babi* quiet .nd aE rehedi€s of;itee, reve. and p.inrui orreclion or intcstjnc.nrd bovorke.s' isolared frm this ptant a nuhbarro.d!, ^rii.,Jne (2) Ajhaljcthe (3) sc.penrjne r4

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15 r. r:o€ver rlr r.st

Mc

inForianL acti!.' .d,-

, Lhe eru.idai. i.n ..

qH;

H

t.tnr s)'rthr.i.Ln ar. ira t.ror a1.aloid .hah istrY.

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r{e.icyt alcohol and Pi.itol rere tsol.t€d frd

the plantll. ln tha popular fi€1d of ctetoterapy of tube-

rculosjs indi.tenous prants are provinq of Ereat interest,

llrus, Japaneso sorkets bave isotated froi I vine .aned

S!A!@Lq eebharantha, and lrd a tisteria_like pt.nt

nared s,sasakii, the alkaloid .eplr.t.ntt'in vhich is beihq

used for the lrealsent a.d the Dorbhvlaxis

chinc6e rorkcrs hlE b€en in€stl.ratinq the

antituberculou6 activity of a seties of le.l ptantsl3

a.d virqinia tanq reports a p!@inent tuberculosErti.

activityra in extracts or-goptis r99! (kpSi.g ghileEc).

'lhis activity apparentry r€sides in its arkaroid, ber-

beriE aurprEre {6).

0 ct!0cH3

T"CH:

z.ll\0tl

(e),o,{,0

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lhis slF s rh.t rlch rh.i.s f.on a .l.sestudY of thc ifdi..orous herbs.

'ihe fruirs of tne.rosoly related pla.rs of

lad taljles4 and 494! liqjlE h.ve lorq bccn used l,y the

of r0!coderhzr 5.

lhc cotrLpound rutin, a vell knovn qlycosidc,

oriqinalty derivcd fron !jr!3 oraveolens has been repor-ted fron forry dirferent sFe.jes of pr.rts, i.crud_in. huck shcat, rn accidenrar disco€ryby a n.6up or [email protected] bas lead to an ihFdrtahr

in rh€ Lreatetre.r 6f rhe aft.r-effers ofroni. radiaLionlr,. thr) synttPric .r6es3es

for vhich . chenist reqrircs nidh degree or hear ahd

beihq quierly caffi€d by narure in prantsnt ordjhary.ondjLions of renperature and pressure.rrhemrst stnthcsjsed atkalotds sEh as quihine aft6.

exte.dinq ovei fifrt yelrs, clnchonaprant d@s tbis rithout difri.urty evory day.

An rre.esrih. develop@nLi in rhe recentsLudy or oidiraliE, is enphasis on jrs .cardtoronic,

rarher than on its c.rdioroxic. rlroDer!ies and tlFrclorted dls.ovory of a ne, orrcoeide di.Jicorin. thi6lyc.sjde "hi.h has tow toxj.jty, is cr.jned t, Fossess

acrior or di.icarjs disti-.t frrn thar .f

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qrYcosides {hich

rt ca. b. extracted froh th.

a"d qisgi.!-e1-!5 .I-3-!3!.a'

are rarqetY cardiotoxrc.

teaves of q!q:!.n!-E !!!rg!sE

on the a.lhraquinore 'rouF of

purdatiY€ drurs ha6 shotn the inb'rtance dr the foft

in {hicl, the anLhrarluinone rcur ir the

satisfac!.ry cheoi..l and biolo.i.ar rethods of assav

lhich havo been dove!.oped 6ho{ lhat the antnracene der_

ivarives a.e hi.hly active as a. Anth(..ol oltto3rdes'

studi.s of !hes. lihcs rade on ec4!8, !!!a!! and a.!-gcs

te.d to clarily tlE exact naturc oftlE aclive ingiedie_

Dts in these d!un5.

It is .trrious to note thal soho 6r the prants

ha/ir- r'.n1r'cbIy por6't a.Live Dr'_'lDrec' orocinc

side hy sirle qjth the otherc, vcre rcfl unto!'hed i'r

exnnbro nn noti.e lLer.l-eg9!a, lpled-lrt.llleEis! 9!S art of 'ni.h oro, sjde bv side s6ne

"thase very prarLs eere uLirized hv tt€ chtheso and tne

arahi.n nedic.! iicn oa the.offes.dndii. Deriod rilh

cons!d.ralrle success

rith thc advent or '{estern i'€dicine th€ in-

quisitire rind ol tlF ci.st€.n schorar8 b€gan to eork

on the lndian nLedi.inal pl.nts. Ihe sludv of rhdjan

i.dinenous dru.rs vas first bequn in the earrv p.rt or

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-lorlle l.tlr.o.trrey'- and vas at that tin'e cohlined hainLy

Lo the corlmtjoD of av.ir.lrlc irformtion re.lardirq

vdrious ncdi.inat plants.

,{lrcn Arahs caDc to India, Indiah nedici.ar

Dlahts st..rcd rE.oninq intoresti^q to the luslih .ra!ins(Aurovedic doctors), rhejr use ie.ched the clibax durind

{udhar Deriod. Durihc and alter that period lndia has

prod{ed nreat rlakins like }ra}iii ^jra1

?}an (ho shdod

rhrt rc.l .rants conr.in.nd D.oduce vhac hodern.hft,istrt is sirpry Doverle6s to dullicate e@n ir the scqr

uDt.daLe tah6ratrr j.rs.

.onscq@nlry, durin, raFL fey dccadaF ; .o.s,.de..bre i.ler€st [.s rreen evoked in rhe sy6tcnatic cr.:F-

icar ihw.sti.ratlon of pl.nts a.d reasonable proqress has

bceh r'adc in this rield. Andrip 9! 3t,r..J.atu s.D, rijddiqri, Dyho.k, '{arden, ooper a.d,nany o Ervo.kers have establlst€d boyond a.y dodtt rhat one of

fi.lds o! eonony ot rbe sulronriheftr.hains uhcaFlored and u.lwsrirtarcd ubtir ro{.

'rhe medi.lnar pt..ts fc!tr ,. ihForrait D.rtor Pa'<istnh i'6qetdtlonr rhelr rrdror !tjriz.tion and

de@ropreFt is quitc he.aiary ao. proviitin. chea.,:r

llEt dr Dr.nLc s,ipposcd Lo have hedr.nar v.l!o exceedr l5OO epcics bur h6sr oa the6 aro

i-

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r.c:r iirr.rra..e. Artmisia oat j t ina {sa.tonicar ) Idlgllqqs4!! /rna:), |altolria serDe.tina, A.!r!js!Elj! -9-l!!-

.!.f9!a, l-*E:E!!l !i-!43!LS are som' or tl€ bedi'iial

plants oi rhjch or(Bniscd atletrrts

Lhjs asFccL dr our.aLir.ar {ea1th'

lhe aore ikportant scdicinal prants Yhich

cdlriva!.d in Pakistan are eilised as under'

!-r3Slrg .I]tp.a.g3.gn ( 0 round nuL ) ' ll!3s€-!.q3 99rE-!!!l-9

(sarsoi), rrrassi.. iuncea (il.i), e3!]Flgsts 34!q (cril1i's)

!.i4!!g gtEri (.aravay), carica babava' curcuea 19!94 I iur-

heric), qg$tssl!! 9!p (cotLon), q!!4s g!Elr!g!l( ora"'c J ,

cor iandr!f, sar i vum ( cor iandcr ), !gedc!.]-c! !!.I!4e(r,cnner), !-:!- !:i!eliigi!l]L( Li rseed) ' rrosadaFra !ee!3

/.ose), !dg:g! splllr{elslu (/)bi'ri! r.brylj^ variols narts or l,akislnn

r., Lh. faturar lrorn ol Lhis reqi"r spi'e

'rportart !ridicinar Frants like (.rartaoo 9!3!4),citruruscorrvn ,is r uM). qj:sd? aunqustirolia (se.ra),e-bg!a-

podiun n!:It!Esi3g! (nori se!d) arc .ound jn thi6 relaio!

{nicI alor.t{ith oLlci drouqht-rcsiscanL tedicdl plants

like \r@ \:(% lxun!'ar aandal), crrcvrrhiza l4-CEe't4,iyi!!j!g! rar rie,ro*n i' the so carred,aste lands lhus

er!!!!"I!S colecvnthis.an be qrown in thE sardv de6err

tract virl: dorlrlo b.rafit of croducin' varuahlc fnrrts

a.d nindir san.l drnrs. ri lh. for..t Dlantat i.n 6f :\it

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-\rr!!l-i !!a!j!3, 4.!!cz4i-e r-gbD!!l!, !-il-e.!!e!l-:

!!-eeg!q' --aitsi-a .!.!.e!.n!4, c-e-!-E!4 lr-:!r:.},q' !4-!rl-LqE

a:.r-egr!lr:. 4-2t4!5 jgj!!3 !91348 xanlhtrarou( 9!g:jre a fov cxa.Dt.s or tle D:ants *r:ich are lrein. used

fo. nredi.if.r .lhoses in siFd sirce tiic inrenoriar'\ecessity ror research in identifyi.q and

isoratino jndi.cnous druqs nas arlsen froh the ract

riar ouL of rhc rar.'c .urber oa druqs u*d by lhe

inverajes aft i:artins for lLany centureis, there are ra.l-

vhich deservr Lhe reFulation tiey have earned as cures.

hislory shovs rhat n,aDy of our ifrporlant pharrdcoloa-

ical dru<rs r.rc lsed in soB! :-oin .r the

ly ronc b.forir they were i.trodu.ed int. the '{estehnedicine and bofore lheir ..LiDns {ere irvestinated on

r.ientifi. rines. trh the othcr hand tlrere are defiFitelyorrErs o. rittrc fherapc"ti- varu. whi.i ar. h6rery

.iv.. bec.u<. thcy are nc.tio-e.l i. so.e old na-us-

crirLs and n.) d.c has taren i.lie troubre to co.rirn tf.auLhenticil! or lhoEe statcronls. tj.cnrse of Ll,js. sdtr.

the <oods ones rroh t}lc less use:rl

ones and for this a systeiatic investi,ration of rnese

druqs rhust he und€rtaken. a3 thd chebistrt of planis;dvanc€s lt vjtl tnere js d very qood

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thci. use and sse say Frovc ever suFerior tt

syrL\e!i. drlds lsed todaY.

. varios rab.ratorics

iques, ssh as eretrolhoresis, thin \aver'

and wapour phdse chrotr'aLoqraPhY,

.tion qlq h.ve been found to be or llreat help and have

l€en very r'alcctivefy usod in the seperaLio. ol' conFrer

of these tehniqDes isorat_

ion or !orc and chrohatoqraphicalrv seralab!€ substances

froh a usuaLLy irtractatil. co$.!ex nixtures of- Phvsro-

rTically a.t.ivF consliruentF lras hecone relativelv

sin.le as .o1.n!.d 'iLh tha orthodox pr6edu.es, cnFloved

durinq enrlior days or resear.h on t€dicinar .lants' the

hosr nodern instrunrehts such as lbfra_led! I ttra vioret,

ru.Ica! ra.rnaLi. reso.atco spc.trophoto

dt., hav. ftr!hr. 6iiiplified thc.erocidar-

ion oi Lho structure of co&Dou.ds obtaihed fr@ prants

i.toin: in vier abovc nentioned putFose a $heF

vas initiaLcd in the year lq(,', in lhe InstituLD or che-

risrryr fniversity oF slnd, by Protessor )1.t\, iazi. to

rind out tl,. ictjve principres, of '"lF cmron nedicinar

Era.ts or :iihd. this vo.k is in conrintation or the

iine .ro.rdnre. The york descrihed in this tlicsis i.vo-ries tlre r.h.iticaL inv€ati(atior of Pr6soFls dlandur.sa .

LlraL, ia tl'o vork in ris fjord is conLinu.d

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j!6, Ieaves ahd florers of the pl.nt tere

scperatcly dfied under shado and .ut into sn.1l Ft€e3..acb baich l:ns cxtracted fit3t vit\ petroree ether

rotlolcd hy Lrnzene, etlvr arcohal. the

rurDose 6r cxrra.fin- Lhc llant vitll the:b.ve hent-

io.ed solve.ts n6.-rorar a.d seni-

.ucn as hydrocarh.ns, essenLj.r oils'steroids, tcfr.ncs a.d liDl<ls aroh porai.ohFounds,

Ijk. s!-jn.s, ardchydcs. ai:jno acids, afiaroids, frav-onoids cL.. Ih! forfrcr .roup of .onFo!.ds is soluble

in lonpotar solvcnts rikc patroleur ether! b.nzene .nd

thc rarcr are sorublc in polar sorvents sEh as r.thllnlcohal otc,

I I' \in r,nvc._!l.r!9!a!99M!r.

L ri. p!'Lrolem ethrrr, bcnzeher

ethyr alcohal c\tr.cts of and tro@rs

vere tested by thi. rayer chrotratoqrlDiy usi.q a vide

varipiy.l s.rvFris and sorv.rnt syst€h6. tht. gave a

rougn idea re9.rdlng f,lf nuhtfr of c@ponentE ln eacll

ertracl nrd tlE .)nss of conDounds. It also anabled D!

the ddsorr*nt nnd the elrtjngcrruh chr@toqlrFhy.

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l. Ih thc ole!'ent det4tion tcsts oxyqe. vas aound to iepre-^erL hut tlre haroqons, nitrqten and sulphur vere rot

indicaLcd,

2. Pros{:f.! ol hydroxyl rroup {as irdjcatad vheh tl,. conrp-

ound nave positiw test vith fefric chloride and ceric

nitrate. ihe Inara.ed sD4tru also sh(ftd lha character_

stic i,and f5r hydroxyr qtouo. Tests vith Dotassiun Fer-

ranganato a.d br@in. i. carhontetra.nloride tere neqatiE

co.airftj,i. lJre 6atur.Ljon ot rhe.omFou.d. 1nc Infrared

speLrur of tlre corpound also indicate the prcsencc or

l. lt {as rourd to lte ar@Lic, rt shoved positive test

rh€! subjected to ! riedel-4rafts reaction and for!'atde-

hy.le-sulphuric acid tast. Acetyl derivative vas arso pre-

Dar.d shovjrfr Lho presenco or a hydroxyl gtoup.

n, lhe rtrrfarcd spectra of cdhpound z-: and iLn a.rLylderjv.tjve vere re.6rdod uBln.r {ljr discs. 1he Dosltioroa ahao.rJtioF Feals and cneir bossible tnterFretatjora.e qiw. iD table lI in exbarjrertar.qa!49!!LZ:: .

rhis.ortFoufd (6s ohtdjncd as rniue shi.in..ryscars. lt ras freely soruble jn r.rrroreue erlFr,tor.ene.ehtorofofn; cdrbontctrachtoride a.d i.soluble in eEhyr

alcohol! icthahor and vater. Lt * '"lkd .r af.

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I. ih the Flene.r detFction orylF. was fdund to be nreBent

hut tlle )6loqens, nit.ocen ard surphu! vere .ot indicaEed.

of hydro\yr drou. vas indicated vhon thc .onp-

.und gave nositjvc tesl rith rcrrj. chrorjde dnd.cfic

nitrate, the Inirarod spetrum also shryed

jstic band for htitroxyr qroup. lcst rcr the

calbonyL qroup ras neqativc, Arthouqh it did noE dtolon-rise dilutc pot.ssiu pe.nanaatc and brohi.e ih carbon-

Letrachro.id.r, tha lnfr.fcd spactrur inforred the preFence

or a double bond sbovinq C : c slrctchihd vibr.llon nt

laaD cn-l a.d ars. :rm the nDlo.ular fornorea of thjs

1. It vas found to be ard.tic. rt sho€d positi@ te6t

rry:. subjcct.d to Frioder crafrs .eaction .rd aorr.rdeh-

ydo surphuri. a.id re.t. It aave positive li€b€rnahh

Itr..hard r,rd s.11kd'skt roa.tions ahovjnq it to bc a ster-

4. lts rolecurar fornulea C2.iiro o contains ten hydlo-

than a strnih.tt cnain saturated alcohal.

ilris eas llstiiied by Lhe racL tnaL ttF c@pound has

rour rinqs ard a doubre bond.lnf!.red sb{truh

Inarared Epectra of sL'rroids and triterrrenolds

lDvc been studied very exrensjvely. rney Form an ideal

con.ounds for rnfhred slddy sihce they

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lho priMary an.l sec.ndary methyr qrotFs qllcdour,rets ai,d trifLets due to couplinr vtth flethyrene and

relhyne srouDs respectively. As the aolc spectrm ras not

scll rescrved, it yas tharerorc diiticurt to hak€ proper

^ hrodd rtrD aL c =I.r'

to protors directly attached to tlre

pentano.honanthene hEIleus_ and a

due to an otc.inic proron.

7, re c.nFoun.l sas.ha.acterizcd as9-sitosterol from

its miaed FcIli".r Foint virh rn 6uchentic sahore and.lsobt thin layer chrosatoqraphy of Lhe rixtu.e oa conround

z-s ahdt-siLosLeror. Ac€Lyr .ierivarjwe or z-.r (as arso

Jrirjrar ro Lhosc of 9-=irosre!or (7).'rn! jrporrant r.n rrio.Ls sho{n ir tho rabr. r!

crP expld'r."r d\ rnd, r.

Dre rost prnhahly, -15r .-llt a.d I -ll

- 2.5 pptu ia attributedpeihydro - 1,2-cyc1o-

conprex at 4,9-5.5 is

l. - l.1l (c1ori21, side chnin) -,--- 2?.j(21?') .

?. )r - t5( (ctor21+H2o i.e. renoval of a vater nolecular.nq rith sjde cl)ain) ---- 2t5 (4o f).i. : - l!3 (side chain + 42 mass unirs, cat:r)) -__2-tr,1?.)l.n,ovdr o. .rd-.har. bluq 4'rn\. u.irs isino paiter. in =teroias24_?5, lhree.artrorF if this ,j.ir

5. l + ,,)

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o: ste.oids h,c sho,n that it is posslhle

!o as3oci.te certain bands to sFecific tvpe of structlre'

i! has beln r6und t.h.i the reqlon berot 1315 cn-r js

usoful For r4atin:a lrydroxvr qroups at c-3, c_5' c-17

and c-2o rosi!i6ns?t'. fhe nost Froninent band in tlre

3-hydroxy sl€roids -curs in lhe ranqc ro5L to 99' ct-l

vhich Droves that n-li qroup j6 at noEition 3. Tnl6 band

aid a ha^d rt lO2O cr-r sloF th.t ri.qs A/3 are tra_s

a.d cjroup 1-l: js preFert al- 1 -r)}l .nd tho c-o band is

q9!.p.s.!:d ?,--l-{1.

':his cohpou.d sls obtai.ed in the f.rm of a

yFrrosi\h oil, lr uas rreety soluble in petrolFUn

erher, b6nre.e, carboh tetrachloride, and insoluble i.ethyr aceta!.r, rethanolr n-hexaner etl'a nol , acetoi. et?,

Lr ,s bojred at 220e. lrre physio cllenicll slqdles fort\c chara.tarization of .ohpoud Z-lO rere perrorrad

I. In th. elmcnt detrtjo. tests shovd that nitrogen,

harogen s!rFhu., vere ab5e.l, huL orygen {a6 round to

2. presen.e o. .arho*yiiF nroup v.s indic.ted vncn the

conpoond qave iositjve tetst rith sodjur bicarbonate.

llre Inlrared spelnb atho ihored th€ characterEtjcba'jd for .arhoayrj. ..oup. ;\tthduqr, it did not de.olorrnsg

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-2.-dirutc .otassi,r and hrohihe in carbon tet-

ri)cnlorjdo. ti.c l.f.ared sF.rLrun: iirerred the bresorcc

o. a d.ubrd bo.d shovi.. clc strelchjng vibratitn at

r. lr. arorari.. lt sit ed positiE

Lest ,hef .xrrjecled to rtieder-4.afL reactio. and fo!-

maldelryda sulphlric acid test.4, ihe r.rrared spe.Lra of i,-llr vcre recorded usinq <t,!

djscs. The posi!ions of lbsoftljon bands and possible

interpre!atio'r nre presetrted i'i table 1r

'-g!1P.9!!4 lif!ihis .o!'p6urd vas obLained

yelloris\ oir. lL uns f.ec1/ :iolouetrt.dclirorid., ard i

.-hexan4, eLl,anol

v8 hoired aL r^oe. rhe phy.ico cl,rh

r h. .lrara.Lcrizati.n o. coirn.ud 7-1

in the aorb ol a

in pettoreu other.

1. Ll.nc.L dctecti.n LestF s)rored rhat rttrdge., haroqen

arrd surqhur re.e abseht, hut oxy.reD ras found to be

2. Presence or carboxylic qroup ras idicated vhen the!.

corpolnd liave positiw rest {irh sodiuh t::carbonarc.

the Infrared shored Lhe charactelstic ba.d

for carboxyrj. .Jroup. AlLhough iL did bol d€corourlse

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dilute potassiuh and hrorihe in .arboh terr.ctroride the in.€ff€d xne breseice

. a d.Dblc b...1 shoqin. c;. srrerchir^ vib.aticn at

r, rr yas .ourd to be aro!,ar.i., rr .nove<t oosirire resrvhen slbrc.rld tD rriedel-crarL reaction and aor4alde_

iyde - sutphuric acid test.4. rlre Infrared sperra or 7-t2 vere r<orded usinq,ijrr discs. lhe posirions of lbsorprion bands and possibrc

rnterprecntron are pre6ent ih rabre rr,cohpourd z:Il.

ixrs coitrouDd ,.5 obLajned in tho rorh of yetlov-ish dir. rr ras frery sorubre in petroleu cthei, bcnza.e

carbon terra.ito.jde and jnsollbre in ethyl acetare, bert,-ethanol, r.ctone elc. rr tr boired at

to42. lD Dhysi.o .henicn! srLdi.s ror rhe charr.re.izatti.

l. areE€nr detecrion tesrs shoycd rhat halo(cn .itrf.or,srrphur re.o ab6enr, buL oxyqcn ras prcsent,2, rroso..e or carborytic qroup ,.s indicatcd ,neh thecdhpound lrava poEtiw to6t {jrh sodi@ bica.bonate. ,Ibe

cl1e.l&-!5.

.arboxyri. oroup, Althouoh it did not decoloDrise dirure^ e.-hE..d brort-etrP(r. chlo. id. the

l.frared sDocLrum j.rorred Ltje , doublo bond

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qgrroud r-14.'iiis.o$pound sas ohtaired 's c'lonrless 'rvsttr6'

,t {ai rre.ry sollhlo ih pettoleun 'tfer' b€nzener chlor'_

rori, rfd.nrr-'o' Letra.hI'ridc, a'd iFsollt'le in a'etoie'

cthyl aceL.Le, at ?qo to 8€'

the physi.o cheNicar sLudies rdr Lhe 'ha'acterizaLjon

of

corlou.d r:-lJ u..c porforr,ql extcnsjvely

1. 'ir.merr dcto.tion losts srro{ed lhat nitroqen' halogen

nnd sulphlr found to be FreFenr'

2. Pr.s.nc' oa l:ydrcxyl qrouF las indicated vhen the cotLpooho

.awe Fosjtive LrlsL {iL)r f.rrice chloride abd ceric nitrae

si..rrrrt also s &ed the characlersti' hnd

ror hydrotyl of carboxyl orow

{as ne.ative, Irtl.ou.h it did ..t de.olouiisc dilule po!-

-ssiun.cr,ra l,nr!at€ and brominr i. carboh tetrac}]!o!id''.

tlie rnrrarl.? inrerrcd tne Drese.ce of a 'loublebr.:d sholiri .-i strotchi.., InlT cr-la'd a13o

iron rlro nolDcular formulea ol this cohpound.

L It qas aoun.l Lo be non aroratic as lt did not react

vhen subje.ted bo rieder .rar! .eactjon and rori'aldehtde

sulplrdri. abid test,4: rhd rnfrared st€.tra oa z-14 rere reotded usins iiB(

discs, ihc Fositlons or abgorption pea*6 and tlieir Fosbibteinterpretatjon are prcsent in tahle II.

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lgmoornd :?:IJri'!,i!..xnound Fas ohLa

crysrars. , wns 'r.a:ry s.]uhr. i

.arbon disulrl\ide, l)oL n-hcrane,

acid, slari r' ry soruble ii ..rdjn ethyl acctaLe, ethyr alcahol

sorurion, rL N rartcd at lac,8.

sLudics ior Lr:' .hnracLc.tz.tio.Dcraornea .xLr-.si vcry.

ired as needle likc. b.nzene, chloroiorn.con.ertrared sulDf uric

.-hexane and insoluhle

a.d sodie hydroxjcc

'r he physico.heni.:loa con'pouhd z-15 rnrc

l dlfrrnr d.LFLion Lests shded lhat oxyge. sas found

Lo be prascnt ruL the harogqrs, nitroqen .nd surphur

selo ndt ifdi.ared.,, Pr.se..o . hydroxyl qroun vas iidicat€d vl:en Lhe

a.sit.ive test vjtt rrrti. chrorid. ad ce.icriLrate. iic :rrrrrcd spectrua arso sn@d tlE cnarncter-sri. ha.d 1,'r hrdroxyr .;ouD. idsl for the pre*n.e or

.a.honyr ,,rour v.s rc.rativc, attlror/,h iL did nor dccolou-

riso dilut.r potassiun Ferman.anaLe and bromine in crrbonLclra chl.r id., th. tDfrared .;Fecrrun inferrd th€ Dres-

.nce o. a dorbte bond shovins c=c strerching vib.arionat 1{,25.r_idnd arso fron, ttra nole.utar rorrutea of this

3. It 'as fou.d !o bc aroraxi.. rr shovod posjtive tesL

shlqhcf r')hi...r?rr ro Frjcdcr-.rarr .ca.tjon and forral-dahyde surFrrurjc a.id resL.It.ave bosjtive lieb€rrar!-

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iLio.s o'absorDlion pcaks and

aro present ir !ab1e I(,and id€ltifacti.r or co.For.dB

1espg!!q/i1.rhis coflpound va6 obtai.ed as colourl.ss .lyFtals,

rt ras rrcely solublL' in peLrorem eLher, 'rrzcie, hoL

n-hexancr hot .hloroforr and ins.rubl. in .old r-h.xane,

a.atona, cLhyr alcahot and bcehanol .'tc, It ]6 le1ted at

561 rho nrrysi.o chcnical studies ror thc characterization

oa conFoufd z-1. vcre perforned cxtonsjvery.

1. Elonent deto.tion tcsts slrosed thaL nitroqer, haldqen,

a.d sulrnur {ere abscnr bur ofyqcn raR aornd !o b€ p.es€nr.

2. Presen.€ or trydloxyr group ras ihdi.ated vl,en rhe cr$-Dound oavc positiee tesr rlth rcrric chroride ahd cerjc

rnrrared specrruh arso shded the..har..rer-hydroxyr group. lcst ror the

carbontr group ras heqativc. irrnouqh iL did nol d4olo-urisc dirute FoLassiu perianqanaLr and trror rne !n carbon

t|)r: rnfr.rod specrrui inferred lhe proE-

hond sho{ino c=c atretchinq vlb.ationaL lr74 .F ' d.d als, .r4r rh6 lol6cutar rornulpa o. Lhts

isorat.d fro.: reavos,

l: It vas f6und rd he aron.ti. It 6h6eed Dosi r irc resL

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-4.,for tlE.l,.r"cteriznLio. ol conpound z_24 vere per'orde'd

l. ilenienL dctec!ion test.s shoved thlt nittogen, oxvqeh

sulphur ard haroqens ,ere absenl. lhis shoted that the

cohpound ijr , hydr6drt0n.

2, (len€:ral ronnur.a ror tlrc saturated aliphatic hvdro-

c.rhons ic crrl,n+2 rlolccurat rorniulaa of th€ conpound

,1-24 is in a.roeh.nL vith thc qenerat

{tcd .y4r'c1rro <. .sr< diL\ oo -ssjuh

and br.ninc if ca.ho_ tetr.cl'lorido solutro. vere _sat_

ire, co.rj.nin. rhe saturatio. or tha conpound' lhe

rnfrarcd sFc.tr!'tr nlso did not indicate

rhe p!es..ce oi a y d.uble bond.

'J. rt ras,r!so co.flrned that th..onipound z_?4 is a

sr.aiebt .h.in saturated hydrearbon as it forad a

urea lncruslor derivalive' rhi.h is pecoliar to straiqht

chain hydrocarhor!".

4. The rnarared speclra of the corFolnd z-24 and itsurca in.luslon aomplcx we!{! rccorded usinq {tr di3ca,

'Ilie pdsiLiors of :bsorptiotr Fea\s and possible int.r-prcpreraLjo. are prescnt in tdbra lt.

!-a!P.q9!C-Z:?5:',liis..irDouhd vas obtained as vhitc shininc

crtsrals, rt *as rreely sorublebenze.d, .hrcrorori, . horane, sF.rtnqly soruble ln

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ixlra.i i.n o. thc steh. Icavc.!rq 11!9!e!51!_!r!DIrn! rrosnnis-rrandrrnsa.

lii), rxtrr.tion viLl, hnnzer,a.

hc extracrion las pe.forned in dirrere.!

solvents in the rotl@tnq order.

'i). Lxtraction ,ith belroleum ether.

ajr dried plaht sten (l?,o3ll ks) vas cut into

shatl pieces and lerluxed {iLh rith petroreuh ether

(60-uoo) ror about three hours. rt vas filt€red .nd

the residue was \ebi for extrn.tion vith benzene

(d.s.ribc<l Iata. ). th. petrol.xn

.oncenlratd and finalry evapd.nted. the dark qreen

extract Lhus 6btained {as rane.l as bet.leu$

,h{r resid!e nrtcr .rr raction ,ith p.tror.rrt

ethc'r (described ar,ow) ,as .ofruxed riih .ohnercial

about thrcc hours.

lt sas filiered nnd the residue 'as kept aor

extraction vilh acetone (de6.ribed rater). 1he banzcha

concehr.ated and finalry evapo.ated, lh.greenl€h 6€hi-solid producl thus obtai.ed tas na&!d ,s

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(iii). lrllnction {rth a.etg!q'rhe resideu alter ex!'action vith benzene

(describod abov.r) eas reflurod tith cNerciar acitono

for about three hours. lt va' filtered aid

vas kept for extraction tilh ethvr alcohar (descritreil

Iater). lhe eas conc€ntr:ted and

fin.lly evaporated.'rhe d.tk brovn s4i_sorid product

rhuE obtained vas naftt as E99!9!g-9I!l!9!'(iv), Exttaction tith ethvr alcohtr'

:he residue after extraction {ith acetone

(described above) va6 refllted *irh cMercial ethvr

arcohar ror ab6ut th!€e hours' lt vas firtered and Lhe

resldue {as retain€d for the oxt.action

'lhe e:tract tas concent.dted and finarlv evaporated

'rhe dark brosh qumy eitlac! rds naGd as CfggIELig

!_ror sheet dtaqran

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have been srniar ised i

oa the exlracrron ano

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(a). $ceerrtion and isolation of the conBtitElrts9!-!Bl!9!c-s!!rsEl

Petrores etlEr e*rract.TtE petroteE er.he. exr..ct (246.6 gDs) of

the plan! 6t€h vaa disBol@d in nlnlbd quanrity ofpue t'enzene a!*l .dsorbed on a cotun of aitica-qet.lt vas fi!3r eluted rith perroreu ether (B.pt.6O-aOo)

aolloved by benzene, chlorofor. aid ethyr ac€tateEeapetively. F!.ctlons ot 25o nt Fre cott<r€d.a.chrractloh sas subJecred to rhin tale! chrdatosraphy abd

slrira. fractiqa Fre .ixed toqettEr.variou. flactlon6 rnich sere ftn.rly obt.ired

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'corour of 'N6ber of 6pot3'60rution ' in each fr.ct-' liEr-

r. ( 1) r-2

l2) 3-4

(3) 5-6

( 5) o-lo(6) rt-ll(7) I.l- !5( 3) t 6-r7

!!. 1r) l-212) 1-4

rrr.(l) 1-2\2) 3-4

{4) ?-arv. (r) l-2

(2) 3-5

Liqht yelt4 sirEle apot

!iqht yello{ Sinqle spot

Liqht. Yell@ sinqle spot

Li.lht Yellov f*o apots

Light yerr@ sinqte 6pot

liqht yerld Sinqle spor

Liqht yeuov sinqle spot

Liqht Yellov sinql6 slDtYell4(da*) Three spors

Yerrd(dart<) single spor

Yerroq(darr. ) sinqte 6por

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rrracrion l, obtained on orution rith berroreubether rheh.lr@ed to stand :r roon te'p€rature fdr24 hours aave shininq.ry6tals, 1he sotid haL.rjat {asfiltered, re.ryst.lrized rr.h petrol€uu ether tH,!, 4n 602)and then dried in each. lhe conpouhd, har*od as z-2,

l( qas.haracrerized as ,olrdvs.l. sorubirirv tesr,

o. runcLional groub and n.p. see rabre r

cofrer.x of z-t rcsby th€ usual nethod and lccrystatrized arorl

Ir vas fou.d ropetloleum ether, behze.e,in acetonc and ircoruble

be readi ry sorubl{r in n-reYatre,s-a.i .1y sol ubrc

in ethyl a.erate, ethyt-at.ohCr

ion vjth FeEroreur

frF trrrared urea .onprea oa 7 ?shoyed absorp!joh at t441,:]:Jll,2q50,28?o,t.so,looo ch-1

spectrum of conpound z_2 shtucdabsorptioh, ar 2n50, 1465,?lo and tla cr-r yhich i^cha.ac!€rstic of an ariphatic sarorared nforea.bon.'rhe literar!.e survey shorcd thai this cohpound h.y bc

hence z_2 ,as cohpared ,iEh an authehricsaopre of n-nonacosane {1hi. ray.r, rnfrared specrrd.mixed nelLihq poinr). lr {as fi.alty concrudcd lhnrcmpound z-2 is identjcar vith n_nonacosane (j,itl'1,nerrrne poin! or D_honacosane is 62.12).

rractjoh 2, obralned on elutotber, rhcn arroved to stand at 106shi.i.q crys!ars, .fter abour tvenLy

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solld nateri.r vas riltered,rerystarrized rroh

pelrolem ether (lr.P. 4o-bo3) and th.n dlied in

'!he cohpound harked as (z-3),helted at ?c3. 1:

It {as characterlzed as foltovs

r. i9l!!.!11!y !e9!.It vas foubd to be readilt soluble

oreu ether, benzen€, chloroforn, sparingly

in acetone and ibsotqble in ethyr acetate!

arcohol, nolhahor and {ater.

an acetyr dertvalive ras pr€Dar.'d2q.nd

reystarrized fron ethn.ot .r. r343.

'lhe Inrrared the .ceEate deriv-

ative of 7-r shoqed absorprion at 37oo,31oo,1500,t400

cn_r. fh.' Inlrared speclruh of .onpound z-l shored

abgorption, at 35O0, :Jl25rt4lro, 1190,720 (v) cn-r,

or run.tr^nal qrDUp ind {.P, sFe rcble l.

2. Prebar.tion of a.etvr derivative or 7 :1.

I ra.tion I obtained on otution vith Fet.roleNether vhen artovd to srand for twenty four horrs, ar

q.vo shi.in( c.ystars.rhe solid ras

firterad and recrystauized oth.r {,r,1',

4o-.,o2)a.d dried in vacm. lhe conpound rarked as /i:r),

Lr !Js characLeri2.d.s Forlovs

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1. Solubilitv test,It ras fourd to be r€'dirv soruble in petrir'i'

oles etberr benzebe, chloroforh, calbo' tetltchlor_

ide and ineoruble in n-heEne, ethvr alcohtl' ethvl

acetate, vat€r, hydrehloric acid

l.or functional group .nd

2, PreDarar !on !!-?r!--dj!lL drlz!ne d4riva!L-

A 2:a dlnltlophenvr hvdrazoo ta6 prepa'ed

and r4lys$rrised r!o! ethanor' Y.P. l2o3'

The Inflared 3petrus of 2:4 dinintrophenvl_

hydlazone 6h@ed absorptlon at 3loo, l6aor l4qo,140o'

8oo, ??5 cn-r. The lnfrared colpound z-6

shoted ab60!ptiob, at 3o0or l?50,1640,13a5 cn-l'

I raction zl obt.lned on ertrtion ,ith petsroleu

ether Eho{ed the presenc6 of l{o conpounds. T he

blrture v!6 sepe!.t.d into its c@FoEnts in the

folro{inq hanher.

a coment.ated sorution of this lractlon tas allded to

srand at r@n tdperature for about trentv four hours.

A sorid et€rill crt6t.ttisd out, vhich eas filteted'

ershEd xlth n-har.ne.nd retyBtallited fro!. trixed

solven! of n-he:.ne and ethyl .Icohal.1he crystalllne

3o1id ,aB fou.d to be chr@lographicarly (benzens

chlorororn and chroroforn) pure.

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-92-It vas barrred as z-s (M.r, 136 -373). rtF hoth€!

ltquor, arLer the .erovlr or z-a and the vashtnqs

lere cmbineat and concentlated to near drynes6, lhinl.yer chrdatoqrtphy of tbts corcentrates sheed thepfesence oa one iajo! Mponent fith other ntErilpurities. It eae therefore subjeted to coluncht@dtoqraphy (slric.-qer) usinq petroteM etbcr(8.P. 4o-6otj as eluant. the fractions containiisthe najorf conponent vere six€d, corcent.ated and

left at rom t€nperatlre. Afler about trehty four

houls, a vlrite solid cryBtalllz€d outr rhich eas

fllte.ed, vahs€d rith n-hexane .rd rerystallisedto qive needre - rike cryai.la

vhtcl Dei,tcd .t rl8a. Lr saa chrdaLoordphically

Flre (benzen4chrororom) and differcnt fror z-s.It vas narked as Z-c.

'he cohpound z-,r v.! ch.racterize; aE rorr-

l, sorutlllitw tesr.rr yas sorubre in

n-h€xane spartnqry .olubleln6orubre in erhyl .cerate,

Benzenrchrorof orD, hot

in ord n-herane .nd

EthYI alcobal .nd

'o! functioNt group .nd n.P. see t.b)c I

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2. Preparatioh or acetyr d€rivative of c@pound

Z:!tAn acetyl detivatrve ras prepa.€d2g and

rtystalrised rroh eth.nol \i,P. 1342,

The Inf!.red spectru of the 6eerate

delivative of z-a sh@ed absorprion ar 2940,1?52,1465,

l3?5,1250,1035, 97O anA 725 cF_l.1he Inrrarsspectr6 of c@pound z-a Ehoved absorbtion ar

3452,2q50, 1050, 14tO,t344,1062.1064,C?2rC6OrA4O and

305 cn _. Literatu.e 5urrey shored tbat Eliscdpound My be F -sitosteror hene Z-a vas cohpared

vith cn authenti. s.nple or P -sitosler.l { rhin

raye!, Infrared sp<tra, trixed berti.q poini),ltvas finltly corcludd rlEt cohpound z-a is identi.ars ith P -5j Losterot.

The c@pound z-q,a3 clhncterizd ns

1. Solubilitv te6t.c@pouD<r z-9 ras fornd to be readily soru-

blo in benzehe, chloroforn, hot n-hexane, sp.rlngrysoluble l. cold n-heene and iGolubre in erhyt-acetate, ethtl alcohd, and ,ate!,

tor functlonal gloup .nd M.P see table t.2, preparation of .ceiwl derivarive of cmbou^d z-9.

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The quantity of z-9 eas i.6lfficient for the

preparation of deriv.tive.'fhe lnf.ared 6pet.on of coFpound z-9 .noted

absorption at 3Llo, 3430,tOIo,2960,2g40'zaqo'2a75'1670 |

t44A,t3AO,t37A,\22O,].21O,1135, lr45,tO3O,a40'?25 .nd

!'ra.lion 5 obtained on

ether eas concentrated anl finarly

E€d pressure to qive ! yetlovish

This product sas @rked as z-lo.

It vrs chalacterized a3 follovs'

1 SolubirLtv test.It ra6 leadiry soluble ln petroleu ether'

benzerer .arbontetrachlolide' insoluble in ethvt acetate'

ethlnol .nd @thanor' rr"'

For [email protected] gtoup and l't'P se table I'

The quntity or 7-lo vas insurfrcient for

erutlob vith p€trole6

dietilled undet r.d-oir at 22o9l6.s e.

corPound z-to shoted

el!tion vith petrorem

disCltled undet reduced

240816.5 M, rhis

the prepar.tlon of deriw.tiw.rhe lnfrared lpectrm of

.bsorptio. at 3O0O' 1610, l4?0, 13c0

Fractlo. 6 obtai.e<r o.

ethEf y.5 concentrated and tinatrtpresbure to give a yelto*lah oll at

prddEt Yas oErked as z-11.

lvatiE or cdpdnd Z_lO

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It taa characterlzed a. follda.

r. gg!!ji-L!!Ijc:g lt 'a6 rreelv sotuble in petroreun

ethe! t enzene, carbontetlachlolide, in66rubl€ in othyr

ac€t:te n-herane, acetoner eth.nol and neth.nol J :

For runctlon.I qroup and \.P see table I

ion or delivative ot cdThe qu.ntity of z-ll e!6 insufrlclent for

the preparation or deriv.irive

the Inftared Bpcctrux or cdpoubd z-ll sboved

absorptron at 3000,1610'14?O'13q0 c! -'' Fractlon ? obt.ined on elution vlth petrole_

M eth€r ras concentr.ted .nd finallv dist1116d lnder

r€duced pressure to 918 a verto{lsh oir ar 2403'/6'5 m'

fhis plodEt r.s trarked as z-I2.

!t vas crDrsctelize<l as foltous'

1. Solubirltv teat.It vas re.dlty soluble in pet'roleE etlcr'

carbontetrachloride, !n6oluble in eLrivr tcelaEe'

ac€tone, ethanol and @tranor .r ' t '

!'or fostioml qroup .nd M.P. see t.ble l'

2.

'r'h. quantltY oa z-12 ta. insufridi€nt for lhe

prcpafatlon of deriv.tivo.th. rntr.r.d z-12 shofed absorptton

e or .@ound ?:l?r

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at IOOO,I rilO,l.ltr),1:JqO, ?50 rnd,?oc;-r.f(actioh 3 obtainad etutio. vith pe!

ether. lhe fractjon uas concentrated and finalrv

under rcduceS pr.ssur€ to qivE n yerrdish oil at

6.5 nn. rhis oroduct vas narked as Z-I3.

2042/

tt vas characlerizd a6 folloes.

1. Sorubi r irr te3L.

lr qas .aadiry soruble ih Det'ol€s ether'

benzene, cart'ontetra.hloride, insolut'le i. ethvr aceLate'

ne-hexafL, c.pt onc'Fth.nol dnd Eethano!'

for functjonal .lroup and r4.P.

2.

'rhe quanci!y of z-13 va6 insurficient lor the

preparation of derivative.Llrc lnlrared sP(ctrun of z-t3 sho'ed absolp-

Lion a! 2 ''',l'4C,l4 t''nrractio. I otlained on elution tith ben26ne'

shore., the presen.e of three conpounds (TIf I bente'r +

chro.ororn). rhis fr,.tion vas ewarorared Io drvness

and Left for rurtt'cr ihvestioations.

Fracti6n 2 obtajned on erution vith bcnzehe'

ehen arroved to .tand at roh temperature fo' tte'tv folr

hours, save a crysLalrine pioduct. Lt sas firEered aid

r*rt.r!r I rzod rhc c polhd Darked as z-7'

Pr€paration of driva!ive or cohDound z-13

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,w

Ir va. cha.acterig€d .6 rollo{s.

t. :iorubil!tv test,rt s.s folod ro be readllv soluble in bentene,

chrorororE, itsoluble in ethyl acetate' n_hexane'acetone'

eLhyl al.ohcl, rethabol and *ate!.

For lunctional qroup and J P' 3e table I

2

An acetyl derlvative {as prepare'd29 and

rrrysLalrised froh eth:nol, x.P. 'r342'lhe Infrared spectrlr of the acelate dettvatrve

or 7-t sh@ed absorption at 3ooo'3loo,l5oo'l4oo cm-l'

1he lnfrated spectru of cdpound z-?

shosd absorption at 33oo,3ooo,laoo ,1450 ctr-l' 1195'72o

Fractioh 3 obtained on elution vith b€n4ne

{hen allryed to 6tand a! ro@ t4Pe'ature gave corou'ress

c!yst.f5 after .bout trenty four hours'

fhe solid @terial vas firtered and r€crysta-

1l lzed fr@ b-heene.

fhe [email protected] rarked a3 z_3q, relted 't ?r8'

It sas charlcterised as folrovs.

!ior or dcelvr derrE!rve of cdbound z-7'

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ssl!Dil.r!-v-l-9s! .

)L was found to be raadlly rolubre in Detror-

eu ether, benzene, .hroroforr,insoluble rn acetone, n-hexane,

r'or functiohar qroup

2.

c.lbontetr.chro!ide.ethyr arcohol,h€thanol.

ahd !.P see table L

P!.barJLior or acetvl deri% r4e ql !sEp9!!!LZ=l:.

r4rystalr is.d fron etlEno!, lr.t.'lhe lnrrared spectrun

tive of z-34 sh@ed absorptioh atThe tnfrsred

at 3OOo, r4(0. r4oo,74o (w) cn_1,

= r34?,,

of the acatate deriva-

IOOO,l{5O - 60 ( s-s) cn_r

,-39 sho{ed absorpt io!

|raction I obLained on elltion tith chro.o-

of Lvo .onpounds ( 1Lr-- rchlororo(r+ elhyr acctate). this fra.tion va3 evaporated ro dryiesss

a.d left for rurtner invostinati.ns.L r.crion 2 ot'ta ih€d on erution rith chlorofo-

rn vhen loft fo. t{enry four

cryltars. 1he sorid product vas firteredand rectyslallized fron beizene. the conpound n.rked as

iL rds.harccLefrsed a5 (orrors.

I. sol obr !t!t_lge! .

\n acetyr deriv,Lrve ra6 prepared?q and

It vaB found to be readiry sorubre in n-hexane,

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benzene,chloroform, vas insoluble !n pctrorem ."thot,

acctate, ethyr alcot!6l and raLer.

for functionar group and v.P.see t.bre r-

2, !!9p3I4L&ILELZ | 4 dinitloFh.nvl hYdrazjne derivutiYe

\ 2:a diritropheny htdrazone vas DreDared and

r4rysta)r1spd rrdh eLhanor r.:. 12Oi.

rhe Inffared spe.trun of the 2:4 dinrtr.phc.vl

lryd.ozono sl)or.d the abso.r!ior tt llOO,16110,800,775 cr_r'lhe rnfrar.d 7-l .onpdund shovod absorrtioa

ar 3050, looo, L?5o, 1r,4o, 150o, 1450,720 (v) cm_r.

:raction I obtai..d on eluli4n xirh .hl.roaor.or t'o couDounds, it vas tharefo.e

ne.,cssrry Lo sotera!€ Lheh. lt {as obs.rve.l

conclhtrated soluLioir or Ll,is fraction

srand overniohr., a crystalline product vas

{as riltpr.d, rrr.aredry va6hcd lith.hloroforn and

r4rysta1Iiz.:d f.d .hlororo.fr . This .rystarrine rrodEtvas round !o chronaroqraphi..lty lberzene - chroroaorh)

Inarked as z-4 (:r.P = 70:).'lhe holher riquor

alter lhe reDovnl of z-4 and lha qashjhcFtere conbtnod

and concen!rdt"d. rhin raycr chrmtoqrnphy or this.on.6htr.te shoved rhe pre.enco of one frajor c6ponen!

*irh oths. nino! thpuritt€.. rr Gs rherefore slbj<red

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to .orutrn .hronatoqtaphy { si I i.a-qe1 ) us inq .hrorcf dr

as eruant. lhe fraccions.o.taininq the na)ot conponenr

,er€ rixad. .oncentrated and leal for crvstarrsatron ar

Irler about hours a {hil.

product .rysLallized out vhich tas filtered, tashed xith

.hrorofoln and recrystalllzed fror the satrLe sorvent.

Il {as rouhd to be readily solubl€ ih n-hcxane,

petrores ether, benzebe, chloroforn sFarthqlv sorubre

in acetone and insorubre in .'thyr acetatc, ctlryl .rcohol,

hethanor and {ater.

Ir vas found to be difrerert tt6 t-4 l'twchloroforn) and vas erked a5 z-5.

It ras characterized as follors.

l. sorubi!irv tosr.

dr fr1.r roaal cr.up .nd .r,or of derivaLive or 7-4

u.oa incrusion cfiplex or z-4 x.5 prepared

Dathod and rkrtst.lrised froh n-buta.ol

, I 12- att ,

'lhd conpound z-5 uas characterrsd

tel-$r..1iq--gE!=It {as found !o be readirY solubte in petro-

!€th ether, bonzcne, chlorofcrn, sparinqty soruble in

acetone and insoiubre in ethyr acetate, etliyr alcolEl

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-tol-rthanol and rater,

l12 -

Fo. furction.t g.oup and n.P. see t.ble I

!!sE!E9.9!--s!l|e!jr4*iE-.9!-4!A ure. irctEion cdplex of z-5 ya3 preprred

u6ul rerhod .nd lelyll.lliad frd n-butanol n.P

1343.

Fractlon 4 obr.Ined on erftion vith .hrololo-6

't€n all@d to crFr.lli.e .t 1060 terper.tule q.ve

colou.te3s nedle like cry.t.IE aator .bo!t lventy four

iours. lt ,aB flltered .id th€ prodEt rla r4lyst.tllzdflotr n-bexarce. rhe cdDound rarked .a 2-36, Derted at

r52t,

It r.a charrcr€razod as fotlora,!. solublrirv tear.

lt r.s re.dily aotuble in p6trole6 eth.rn-hex.ne spariNly solubre in .c.to.€ .rd imolYble inethyl, .c.t.ter ethyl, alcohal, reth.nol .nd v.te!.

For funccton.l qroup .nd -r.P ae t.bl€ t2. Preuration oa deriv.tive or [email protected] 2-36,

'r'he qu.nity oa tt-3.t vas ln.u..icient for rhc

plep.ratlon of deiivatiE.'rhe In(rared apectre of conpound 2-36 3h@ed

.bsorptloh at 3loo, 3ooo, 2OOO, t350, l5OO,rolo-4o cn_l. rhrfr.ctlons obt.ined oh.turio. vlrh ?rhyt acerare yere

Iefr ?o. fuither invesriqattof,s.

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'lho benzene exrr.cr (Iar4.4 gh) of the pra.rstorj las dissorved i. minirum quahtity of b.r.ze.e dlld

adso.b.d on sitica-qer. rt ras iirst errrcd

rirh p€troreu ether (B.P . 60-;JoJ folloved by benzenc.

chloroforh aid ethyr acetare respectively. rracrtons oa

25O nt each vere colr4ted. Uach a.acri6r ras subjeri:dto thin rayor chrohat@raphy cbd sihir:r fractions ve..

varrous fraction6 vhich vere finatty obrai.pd

th dirferon! qiv." in labre 18.

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I r.ction I obtai.ed on elutio. *ith Petrola@

etbe! vhen allded to cryslallise rt rod lelperature

gaw colourlesg cry.tals aftet abolt trstv four hours.

lhis prodrt yas Darked as z-l4 It eas rirtered .nd

.<ry6talliz€d frff bentene. The cdpound rlt€d at

7o-so:.

It vas char.cterizod.. ?ollor3.

r. s9!$j!!lx-l€s!.It s.s round to b€ le-adily aolubte ln petro-

leu ether, benzener chlorofort .nd c.rbontett.chlorlde,

and insoluble ln .cetone, ethYl acetrt€' 4th.nol .

ror ruEtion.I .lroup i'P. s6e table I.

2.

An acelyr <lerivative ras prep.rd2g lnd

rerystarlised froD ethlnor i.P. 1348.

The Infr.r€d.pet.utr of ihe acet.te de.l_

vat ive of 2-14 Bhoed .bsorption at 3300'3100'1650'l4qo!

l4oo, aOO,t?5 -_1. Ite so*tt* oa cdDound z-14

shde<l ahsorpt ion at 3100,?noo. lo?5, la00' l74o' 148o,

frrctlon 2 obt. ined on elution Yith petroleu

erhei. 'r'he alaction vr! cofe.tr.ted and finalry didjrl-ed undEr rerdEed pressu.e to qive a yetlorish oir .l2$2^,,3 tu, This prodet r.. D.rked a3 z-le.

ara!ion or .c.'tvl derivhtiv. or cdpound z_

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It las characterized.s folloYs.

L Solubilitv test.rt ras fou.d to be readllv solut{e in petroleu

ether, benzener carbontetr.chloride' insoluble in chlolo-

forn, acetone, h-hexanc, ethvr acetate, €thvr arcotal,

netlEnol a.d rate..lor functionll gloup and 8.P 6e table I.

2. Piebarat.ion of derivativE ol conpound 2-16.

The qu.tity o? c@pound 2_16 ta6 insufflclent

for tlp preparation of derivatrve.

'rhe I.frarcd 3p4tr6 of cdpound 2-16 ah@€d

absorption at looo,Ihl2,l4lro,tlgo cn -.

lraction I obt.ined on e)uti6 vilb benzene

vhen arroEd to stand at

t{onty four hours qave .orourless crvstars. It vas

filleled and rec.ystal!ised ftoh n_hexane lhe.ohpoun<l

narked a6 z-ls, h€rted at l5og,

rt vas characteriaed as forl@s.

1. Solub) Litv test.rt 'ac found to t€ rcadily solubre ia benzene

chrorofortr, carbon disulDhid." hot h-hexa.e, and sparing_

ly soruble in cold n-hexanc and insoluble in ethvl

acerate, ethyr atconar, uater, hydrchloric acid and

:odts hydroilde 3oru! lon.

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-l06-tror fufrio..t qroup and M,P. 6ee t.bte l.

2.tPreparation oJ .lerivatic of cdpoud z-15.

An aceEyl derivative vas prepared_-and iec!v6_

rarllsed froh elhabo1 M.p. - ll4tfhe Infrared spectrur of the acetate derivative

or z-15 sh@ed .bsorption at 3325'3loo,2lO0,l360.l5lO'

tO5O ctr-I, The rnrrared 3p4tr6 or copound z-15 si@ed

ab6orption at 35oo,3ooo,la,3or l5oo' I3co cm_l.

'Ihe fractions obtai.ed on erution {ith benzene,

chlorofor6 and ethyl acet.te vele teft for furthe.

!e9!.9!9-.9r!.Iie! .

llc a.etore extract(199.3 g) of the Plant st6

sas dissolved in riniid quanttt! of acetone and .d6orbed

on a colunn of sirica-q€I. It ea6 fir6t €luted ,ith

peuoleun ether (B,P 6O-803i foll4ed bv benzenF, chloto-

fom and ethyl acetate relP€iively'Fraction6 of 25o nl

each {ere cotlected. Each fra.tior vas subjeted to tr,in

r.yer chroraioqraphy and slsllar fractiohs Ero hired

vario!3 fractlon3 rhich rele finatrv obt.ined

in differ.'nt oluants ar€ qlven in table 19.

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lAllL|j !|\

t2)II (T)

rrr I r)

tv (r) I -5

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ra.tion I obt.i€d on etution virb pet.olcMthe presence of rro c@pounds (rl.rchtoro-

IacFlare). lhtB fracLion vas evaDorared tulert ror fulther inresriqations.

r raction 2 obraired on eruriob rith petrotesether rlFn atrmd to cryst.ttise at !o@ tehper.rure.Shjninq cry6tars €re obt.ined afrer about t€nty four

filrered and reciysr.rrised fror benr€ne,'lhe conpound !'a!ked as z-1?, nerted ar Boe.

It vas fdund to be readily 6orubr€ inbehzene, chlorofo.tr, carbon ter.achro. ide

and in6olubre in acetone. n-hex.ne, ethyr aceratc,trerhanotand ethyt arcohrr.

Ir ,as characiert6ed as folroes.solubil ite test.

tar furction.! orouF and .1.p 6ee

2, Prep.rarjor of deriltLiE of coroound z_t

A 2:4 dinitroDtEnyt hydr.zone Esdrd .c.rysLaltis.d rr@ erhanor .i.p. = l2o:o

'r'l€ Infr.red sp€ctru or rhe 214 dinitrophe.yr6hoved absorpt ion at ltOO, 1680, 1490, l4OO, tOO,

lie lnfrared specrlu of coopound z-t? 6hov6d

at 3ooo, 1a50,1480, l3ao cn_l.

frr€ t.actions ob..ired on erution {t!h !.nzener

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chroroforn ahd athyt aetatc Erc refr for aurrher

4ts9!tl-e!!4as! .

'l hin tayer chretoq.aphy of tt€ vlllocflactions rr@ arcohdic oxtlact sho€d tlc presence

of . cmplex lirtute of c@pounds. They €ro not vorted

out and nec\d fxrther inv*tldntior,(b). l,rtraction of relve.

rhc extla.tion vrs perfor@d in differenrlhe rollovinq orde..

(i). qtraction riLh oet.oreur .'ther.

^ir dried Fra.t @tarial (teaves 5,1r8 kq) r.3

cut into $,!arr pi€ces .nd .errux€d rirh pelrores erher(L.P r0-q0a) ror abour tro hou.s. lt vas filteled .rdthe residue r.s kept ror extractio. rirh benzene {des-..tbed lntor), llre cxtracr {as concen*atod and finallyevrporateri. 'r'he dark oreen extracr rhua-obt.ined nsnahed .s pL'rrorea ether extract.(ii). Dxtraction eitb benzohe.

1he rosidu€, .frer extruction vilh petroremet.her, vas refrux vith coMerciar benzene ro! abour rhroehours and iL ra3 filterad ard tlE reslda v.s kept forertraction eiLI acetone (de.c.ib€d r.rer).1hi6 ertr,cr

.hd ltn.rry evaporatd, 1he grenish

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-l ro-

trr:s ohrn ib..l

ih{r rrsidLri arlor {'xrracrion virlL rjenzer.r,

wirt.romner.idt

vds rirr.'red antr tho residuc vas kcpt for exr.a.tion viLh

'rLhyr arcolidr (d.-scribed tdr.cr). lh,-. eatract.vaporar.d. Lrr. dark biorn seni sorid

rrs nan.rd accl onc .rtr..t.(iv). Lx!rd.Li.n vith ?rLhvt rrco!i61.

!h. r.isjdF, .fLr'. |xtra.ti.n rith acetonc

rjth conncrciat .thyl .rcolor for rhre?

'ill.cred ald rosid,tr u.s ro!ained iorLrn. nL.ohar .xrra.r ras

d.rn f inar ry {r!ap.rnr..i,i,d n\ ,L.r. :ll,..rr.

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rract ion I obt.ined oh elutioh vith petro-

1eu etlc! sh€n alloved to crys*rrise at rom tetrp€r-

ature qavc corourress clyst.ts after about tE.ty fou!

hou.s. tL 'as rirtered ahd recrystalrized ftob n-teaane.

fhe c@pound harked z-ls, nerred at 554.

It vas cbcracterised

I . !p]$i-Igr-19€! .

rt vas found to be readity soluble in petrolc6

ether, benzene, hot n-hexane, hot chro.oforn :nd insolu-

blc in cold n-hexane, acetore, etbyl alcottltl

For functiohal group and fl.P aee tabte I.

2. Preoaration ol derivative of co[oound z-lq.

.\n acetyl derivative vas pretared2qand reclv-

srarrised .roh elrunol n.P. rr€.rh.! Infrarad the acetate de.ivative

ol z-19 shored abso.ption a! 3OOO,l49O,l3q5 cb-t. the

lnf.ared spe.tru or cohpound z-l') shoFed absorption at

l3oo.ll50,2o5o, IrJ75, Ii,00.t53o,lo4o c!Fraction 2 obtai.ed on elltion vtth p€tlo].uh

other vhcn alroved to srystal,Iiso at rom teDp€rature

gave colourrcss cryslats after about tEnty four hour6.

l! Eas fillered and rec.ystalrised fr6 pet.ore6 ether

(!j.P. 4o-6oe). 'r'he .onpound marked aa z-3r! r€rted at

66?.

It ras charact€rized as folrds.

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for funcrionar group and u.P see table r.2, Prepa.aLion or derivariv€ of conpou.d z-l?.

an acetyl deriv.tive vas prepa.edzg an<l

recrystalrised froh eihahor r'1.r' 1343,

fhe lnfrared spectrun of the acetate derivativeof 7-3t shoqed absorpt ion ar 3350,1525 cr-}.l he Inrrared

conpound z-37 shovcd nbsorption at l5O0,3l0Or

3OOOr la5O, I775,15OO, lOlo m'r.

l. Solubtlitv test,It vas found to b€ (eadily soluble in perrol-

h-hoxane, hot chloroform ahd ihsoluble

rn acetone! eLhyr arcohol ah.r rethanor,

f'raction I obtaihed on erutiob vith petroleun

ethof rheh alloyed to stand at roon tmperature for Lventy

four hours gave corourress crystals. It 'as flltered and

recrystarrised froh petrores erher (B.P 40-602).1.he

cohpound nalked as z-3s, netted aL 603.

-l!4-

rt ras char5ct€rized .s forlovs.

It 'as found ro be .eadiry sorubte in petroleun

€lher, b€nzene, chr o.ofoo, c..bontetrachlor ide, inso I ub rc

in acetone, ethylacetate, ethyt atcohDr, trethanor ahd

ior functional qroug and 11.P see tabre I.

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-1ls-2. Pr6aration or deriv.ti€ of cdpound Z-34.

An acetyr de!rvatrve *a6 prepaied2gand

r6rystarrised fr@ ethanor x.P. r34?.

'rhe rnrrared spectrM the acetale derivative

of z-3a sh@od absorptlon ai 3!5o _ Jooo, tneo,t4oo *_l'

The Infrared specttu of cdpound z-34 shoFd ab6olptlon

at 3O5O'l?a5,l4co,14OO,?2O {e) @-r.

the rest of !l€ t.actions obtained on €lution

vilh petrore@ 6thet vere left for further inve6tiqations

Fraction I obtai.ed an elltion vith t*Eene

{hen arlored to crvstallise at rod tetrporatule gEE

shinilq crystars after about tventv four houts rt vas

firtered .nd re.ryslallised from petroieuh ether

(B.P 4o-oo2). T he cdpound s..ked as z-ltl' herted at

It eas chatacterlzed as fouo,a'

l. solubiltiv test.Lt ras folnd to be readily solubte in petrolew

€therr benzene, n-h€xaner carbontetrachroride' tnsolut'le

in .ceione, .thyr acetale, ethyl alcoh.r' lethanot

F_or functlonal qroup and n.P 6ee table

2. I!e@$-s!--9!-9e!i!si&.A urea inclusio. conplex of z-la ras pr€pared

by the cual netlEnol and reclvstallleed frd n-butanol

x. n. ( 132-r43),

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lhe lnfrared spettun of ure. cdprex of z-13

shoxed absorpLion at 3lOO,1400,l4OO cn -'The rnfrared

spectru of cohpound z-Is sho{ed absorption at 3ooorl5o0l

rlaction 2 obtained 3s on elution tith benzene

sho'ed the presence of four corpounds. 1t'ese four c@pounds

rere seDerated by Lhin rater chronatoqraphv (ben,ehe )'

'fhese products rere harked .s z-2r ,z '21t2-22 ;Z-23 ' r^

order of decreasi.q cotrpouDds hoveEr

have not yo! been clFracte.ized.

Ibe fractions obgain.d on elution rttli

chloroforh, ethyr acetate vcre rert for investiqations'

eatrrct (25 sn$) of the plant

reaves vas dissorved in ninihm quntity of benzete and

adsorbed on a cotun 6f silica-qer. It vas first eluted

rith petlorem ethor (B.P 60-80g) folroted bv benzehe,

cbloroform ahd ethyl acetate respectivelv. Fr€ctiohs of

25O 11 oa.h {ere correcEed . [ach fraction va6 6ubjected

to thin layer clrrohatograpby and sinilat fractions rere

va!ious fractions rhic|l vere linallv obtained

i. dirrcroot qiven in tne table 2l'

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.r. . rn ' :o', . . ,1 n., o \Jnba! or scol5ctr',r ioa ia n,^', 'rd;'-. ion

I. ( r) r-i, I,ctrorelr r iqhL yelro{ r'hree spors

(2) ?-l,r) P.-tror.w Liqhr yerros :iinq1!r sDoL

l3) ll-lr) PetroreM Ljdht yerlo' sin.ile spot

rr, (l) l-l(2) 4-r Udrk y.rrov

lrl (1) l-? r'lrroroaorr l.i<t)rr qro.n

(2) l-0 chloloaor! riqht qieen

rv. ( l) 1-4 lthyf

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-lln-

Fraction 1 obtained on Glrtion rith petroleun

ether slreed the presenc€ of three spots (TLcj chroro-

forn + ethyr .cetate).'Ihisto dryness and r€at for rurlhar investigations,

1t "as

chalacteri6ed a6 rollors.1. !91!4.IL!_!9E!:

It vas aound to l,e rendlly soluble in petrolew

ethe. lFnzene, .hro.ofo![, .arbontetrachro.ide,sparinglysotuble ih acetone, i^sorlble in ethyl acetate,ethyr

alcohol, hethanol and xarer,

L_raction 2 obLained on erution rith petroreuh

ether rhen arloxed to clystatllsecolourless crystatF rere obtained after tvanty four

hours, rt sas firteled and recrystallizedTt,e cohpound harkcd as Z-4O, nerted al 699.

ror functionrl group and MP. see table l.2. Preparation or acet.vl derivd!ive ol conpolnd Z-4O,

an aceryl derrvarrvu vas prcpared2g and

iecrysLarlised frd erh.nor x.r,. l3!8.'rhe rnfrired spetrw of th€ i.etate derivative

absorption at lo0o,l59o,1390, s4O c!-1.spectru of cdpound z-4O shoved arrsorption

ar rooo,rrJ5(),I/6t),149o,l4oo,8oo,1760,l75o cb-1.

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!-ract.ion r obrained on elution ,irh parloroueth€! rben alloved to clystallise at r@n tehperature

.oloultess crystals vere obt.ined aft€r atout tventy foUr

filtered and recystarlised troh ben2ene.Tlre

cdoourd harked as z-4l,@rred ar 6?3,

It eas characte.lzed as foll@6,1. Sorubiritv rest,

It v!6 found to be .€adily solubre i. petroreuether, benzene, chtorofoft, carbontetrachloride, hot h-

hexane, spari.nqry 5o1ub1e ln hot acetone, insofubl€ in

eLhyI ccetar., hethanol and eLhyl dr.oh.!,tor functionar

2. Prebaration or dcrivatlve or conpound z-41.

^n aceryr derrvarrve qas prepared2g and recrys-

tallised rrd orhanor tr.P. 134€.,

llre lhfrared sp€ctrun of the acetate derivativeof Z-41 shoFd absorption a! 3OOo,l43O,I39O ch-r. rhe Inrra-

red spectrun of cohpound z-41 slored absorption at 3000,

Itrl5,(s), t?ro(s),r49o,ll9o cn_r,

obtained o. elution rlth benzene,

.lrlorolorm, cthyr acetarc rere refL ror investiqalions.Acotono and arcohar exLrats,

abd arcolol extracts have nol yet

been investiqsLed.

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c. q!!e9!i.e!--9!-!:9!sr.9:Air dried fr.over. of the plant (5ls gns) eer6

cut into piees and refruxed tllh petloleu ethe! lB'P'

60-80:) fo. atrout thlee hours. rt tas firtered. concent_

rated and finalry evapor.ted !o a dark qteeD svrup' 1hi5

vaa nalsd as 'etroles €ther extraci.

rton a'd isoration of the constilupnls ot

exLracr of rhe flover.lhe petrores ether extract (I4 2 q[s) of

tho plant rroters uas <tisEolved in ninin@ quanitv of

benzene and adsorbed on a col6n of sirica-qer' It vas

firsr cr,uted yith petioreu etbe. (B'P bo-sob foLrovcd

by benzene, chroroforn and ethvl acetatc resperivelv'

liractions oa 250 hr ea.li {ere .oll€cted' tach ft'ction

e.s subjected to thin raver ch.osatoqraphv and slhirar

f.actions ter. iixed toqeth€r'

various f.actions th iclr tere linallv obtaihed

in different giEn in tabre 22'

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'!-i !-r:--:.--I1ll-I

lil-i--liir r.,. u.'r", ,

"*t',- ' solurion tn 4a']x t'a'tr-

l, ( r) r-l jlix snots

l?\ 4-t) retrorcun Liahi vcrloYelhar

lt. (r) l-r LiqhL Ycrl@

fII. {l) 1-l Itlry} l,iqht 'lreen ruo spots

12) 4-. r-Lhyr l,iqlrr qreen fto spots

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r'ra.tion I obtnincd on erution sith perroleun

erhe. showcd Lho presence of sjx spots (Tlx, pelrol.un

ether r benzene ). rhis fraction

drybess and lert for fulthef, investiqatld.s.

fraction 2 obaalned on elutioh fith petroleu

ether rhen all@€d to cryet.rlise at roon tebperature qaw

sbining c.ystals after Ebout trentY rour houls. rt tas

filtered and recrystallis€d fim tenzene. fhe cohpound

larked as z-2s metted at 7se,

.r uds .rcracterr2nd

L Sorubilitv test,to be rcadiiv solubr. petroleur

ether, bcnzcne, chrorofortr, insoruble in

cord n-hcxane, ethyl ac€tate, ethvr arcobol and retharcl

or rLnctiohal qrouP and r'P. se. table t

2,

r\ 2t4 dinitrophenyl hydrazone {:s

reclystarrised frd ethanor r,P. rro3.

'rh.. Infrared spetrs of tha 2:4 dinit.ophenvr-

hydrazone shofed absorption a! ll0o,l650,I5oo'l40o,noo'

?30 cn_I, Iho rnrrared spe.lrun or cmpolnd Z-23 strotod

absorption at 3OOO,1?5Orl5OO,14lo - 6{),?2O (t) cn-r,

Fracti6n r obtainod, oh erutjoh vlth lren'ene,

shded the preserce or roui cdpouhds.'rho separrtion or

araLion or de.ivative !! !91!!9!!d-z:?

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Lhesa cdpounds calried out by Pr.pa.ative thin lavcr

chro@tosraphy (chrorof ort). f_our cdpounds100-""

and harked as z-24, z-25, l-26' t-27 respecL\verv ' \n

order of decr.asinq Rf value.

'fhese cohpounds *ete then characterized as

aharacteri2ation or connound Z-2n.

r. 99.Lcbi-L!!v-!9E!.r! ras found to be leadirv solubro in petrolew

ethe!, t'enzone, chloloforb, n_hexane, sparingrv soruble rn

acetone, and insoluble in ethvr acetater etnvl alcol€ir'

tethanol and raler., or runctional qroup .hd It.P

2. Prepara!ion of de.ivative.A urea incrusion conplex oa z-24 ?as prepnled

by the usual nethod and recystarrised frod n-butanol l1 l)

( 112-34e) .

ll1. rnrrarFd sp4trun or urea 'onblex of z_24

shoeed absorption at lToo_350o, lo00'1650-60'1490' 1390

ch-1, The Infrared sPectlm of cmpound z-24 shoted

absorption .t looo, l4go,13?5_lro ct _.

Cha.acterization of conpound Z-25.

I. solubilitv Lest,

It ras round to be teadilv soluble in petroleuh

ether, benzene, chrorofotm, n-hexane' sparinqlv soluble

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2. Ecp3!e!ieLel--gc4J3!ije-a urea incrusion conprer of z-25 {as prepdrod

by the usual 'etlrod and lec.vstallised fr6f n-but'nor

:1.P. (r32 - 34?1.

Ihe Infrared spectrfi of urea c@plex of z_25

shored absotption at 3100,155O,I500'1490'110O,1050,3?5,

aoo, 775 .n-1. rhe tnflared spectrum of conpound 2-25

shoved absorption at 2950,I{5O,llso ch-1

CharacLer izat ion or .6eoound Z-24,'

r, solubil itY test,

in acetone nnd insolubra in elhyr aceiate, ethvl alcoh.r

l or fun.Lional qroup and

for funccionar qroup and n.P. see table I

PtcDarntion of ur.a incrrs j orl

rhF quan!ity or z-2 t' eas ihsulf iciont ror th4

preparation ol derivative.

characlerization br cohbound z-2?.

l. solubility rest.

to be .eadilv solubr€ ih Petroleun

ether, benzene, chrorofotft, n-hexan€, spa!inqlv soruble

in aceeo.e .nd insoluble in ethyl acetater ethvt arcohOr

IL vas found to be readlly

ether, bonz€nc, chrorof oln, n-hoxane,

solutJle in petroree

sparindry sorrbre

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-12t'.xtractton of alkaroids.

rhc residue 1e!t afler !h. €xrracrion of

the plant nateriars (sts, r€av.8) vith organi. 5o1ve.ts,

{as used fo! the extraction of atkaloids as follor6.seperatort treated

f,ith ln hydrochroric a.id and left overnight at r'Mtelperatu.e. lhe extlact vas filtered and nadc arkarrne(amoniaJ. r'h€ hcutral eltrac! ras extracted rith chloro-

forn. Thc clrroroform rayer {a6 ccoarated dlied over an-

hydrous sodiuh sulFhate and evaporated to dryness. The

q|ffy ruas thls obtain€d eas tab.rled as extr..t A.

'ltie aqueous rayer ras saturated uith comon

sart a.d extracted rith chroroforF. This ertrict ra6

firtered, dricd and evaporated ro dryness.'Ihis vas l.belred

lhe extractiob and isolation of alknolds ftoftdiffelent parts of the plant have been stu.(ized in the

rrov sheet diaqrah ob paqe 127 .

iodividu.rry rested for rhe preseh.e of alkaloid lry

spe.ific alkaroidar .eaqenrs, A s{nnary of tne6e testa

i3 qiven in tablo 24.

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d

n

Fl !ia

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f;

I

-lzt -

I'

E

t

jii

i

1.

f,'?

i

sl

iltl,fl

rq1t

1f,

frl

:l

If,

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in €xtra.L a nnd-Ll

r.6 the steF.

Dxtracts a aDd B on (llrc: chloroforr +

ethYl acetate) shded the ptes€nc€ of lhr€ identlcar

cdpouids. ihe serp hpnce 'dt'ined' rhe

seperation of tbe constituents of the c@bined extrac!

sa6 finallv achieved by preparaLive lhin lavet chto-

natoq.aphv (chrorofolb + ethvlracctate) The three

/ lq rn ordcr o'Products *ere

decr€asinlr Rf varue lhese cdrpounds {ere then charac-

It sas found to be tFndilv 3olubre in

, meth.nol and €thanol and insorubre in

eLher, benzene'

for lunctional qroup a'd M P see table l

The rnrrared spEctrun of corpound z_33 shoved

charactPI zarron or cdDound r_:14

r. sor!tsi]ilflegli

absorpt ion at 1650, looo, Ilr5o' l49o' 14oo ( s) ci-r'

rt ras found to bc f'adjlY so1

ethanol and insotuble

b.nz.ne, acetone, n-hexane'

te(ized as folrdscha(acterlz!!&!--g!I. soluhr I iLv LesL.

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ror run.Lional qroup dnd rll'.

'lhe Infra.ed spectrum or c@pound z_34 sh.rxed

absorption at 29aO,l?lo't460,134o (s) m-1.

characterization of cdDound z-15.

l. sorubirtv res!,It sas foDnd to be freely soruble in clrloro-

fo!h, Dethanol :nd ethlbol .nd insorubre in pteroleun

ether, benzene, .hlorof orn,

16r functiohal qroup and x,F see lable I.1ne rnrrared 6p4tru ol cohpound z-3o sh@ed

absorption at 3lo0.lrroo {v} m -.

tsoration or tne arkaroidg brcsr)nt ih Extract n and B

Lxtract A and r, on (lrcr benzene + chroroforn)I:l

sh@ed the presence of four idehticar cmpounds The

rere hence conbinod, rhe seperatron of th.

con6tjluents of tne combired finally achieved

by prepa.ative thin laycr chromrtoqraphy (benzene+ chloro-

rorh). rcur products vere sepetated they

as a-2c,2-1o,2-31,2-32. In order or decreasinq Ff varu..

These cdpounds sere then char.cterized.s folld6.chara.ter r2a!i9!_!Ilcpound 7-2..

l. solubir itv test.

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-lrl-

rL r.s lound to b.,rc.rdirt sotutl': if chrn.o-

fortr, nethahor .nd ethanol a.d in3oluble in petroreuE

erher, benzene, aceton., n-hexane.

o. runctionar group and It.P. see t.bte l.fhe r.r.ared spetrun of cdpound z_2! sho{ed

ab3orption a! 3050, l??5, r5Oo, l4oo, ro30 cb_1.

ch.!.cterization or c!6iaud /.lq.1. So.Lubititv test.

rt eas folnd to be leadilv solubre in chloro-

forn, nethanol and ethanol .nd insorubra in petroleu

ether, b€nze.e, acelone,.-hexane.. !,,, r' \.

ror runctional qroup and Y'P. 6ee table r.'lhe lnr.a.ed sp.ctrm of cdFound Z_]0 shd'd

absorpt ion at 35oo, l2oo, 2orJo, laoo, lloo, lo50 ch-1.

q.be4s!edzE!.!9!--9!-s!sE9$g-zil.

1. !.9.!!j-l_&t-le.!-LIt cas found to be readity soluble in chlorofora

nethanol and ethanol and in6olublc i. petroleua ether

banzenc, a.olona, n-hexanc.

!or func!ional qroup ahd Y.P

'lhe Inrrared spectru or conpound z-31 sh@ed

absorption at 3050,l2ooo,ts50,I5oo'1250,1040,765 (t) ch_r'

characrer izat ion oa cmpound 7-12.

1 . 9e!-!bi-!i-!L!SS!.rt ras found to tre readiry solubre in chlorofonnr

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lres.arch raboratories of ttte cheri3try of

xatural Produ.ts, rnstitute of chemistrv, univerEltv

of sjnd, ude! took a ploj€c€ to utilize the haturar

resources .nd .6peiallv the pranL resource6 of this

coun!!y. A nub€t of plant6' ehich ha@ apparently no

use, gro, abundantrv in ou! countrv' Besides' 3oF

herbs and shilr shrubs vtrlch lre bei.q aed tn crude

forn locally stnce centuties (or cu!inq various dir-

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unaortttratelv a 6ysten.tic

su(vey of the e.onmic vatue of n6t of tb6 t'!s not

been carried scientific arounds rt s'6

therefore thought nece€3ary to conduct a res€arch on

rhp '.drqorous

plahts of Pakisran.

Pro6opl6 glatrdulosa rs a p'rc

rhe rJrant baterlar sas extracted vlth petro_

res ethe!, benzene, cblofofor!' ethvr acetate an"

etha.ol respectivery to facjliate the isdlatioh or

various co ponents. Tl-c a.d columh chroratooraPnic t4_

hniqle s.re used to obtain the cdDounds ih pure fotr'

In arL, forlyDha cdDounds eere rsor.red 'rot nrosoDis

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puhr js\ers. \es Yor*. r,t.

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rrosron, ,ras$.\eu,, I r57.10/.). R.n. oo<teord. I.r. rradar, ,lrj.ket,

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F.\. ChdDra, 1.., cronra, ,i.t_. ,rahda-choprars indigenous dru.s of rndia"!11.

Dr"' ".0 sons, privare lihted,

rt. I;): !il.:, .(.r,. . a-da And f.D, c.pu.,uropra.s 'rdi(erou, druos of rhdja,., ie.o"d ediiro;,3:i;.""" '"" I inited' carcutt'' ra5n'

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lar E.E. Trrner and r,.lonqans, qreen and

:larrls, "orqant. cheolst!r..,co, \ee Yor*, ri.Y, 1952.

1.. P. .r.er, " oro..i. ..er tetry" thiTd Erdlt.! editton,Ersevrer oubt is5t-c yol'<, !.y. 1q47.p-to.

zO. L.F. . leser dnd \t. r tesFr, "Sreroldr-, petrord.\er (orkr .Y. ta4t.

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or $,tR sp€crroscopy inDay, DiC, Londonr l96rj.

?3. J.r_. Sh@tery .nd n.T. Roserrs Jour. An.che6. !oc.!958, gg , 5121,

{. trelmnh, -lass sp4trGcopyi, olqanlc chdlcal!ppltcatlons. rc rad lritl rool .6p.ny, r'..r \e,York, . y, I.62| F-140.

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and D.it. fll1rl.!s, "ADDIic.rion.orqa.ic chdlstrtnr nolden-

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