I am keenly interested in the synthesis of heteroaromatic ionic salts for use as an organic template. I want to synthesize alkyl pyrrolium chloride or bromide through a simple addition reaction between the pyrrole and an alkyl halide, followed by ion exchange with OH resing to obtain the corresponding hydroxide form of the compound which is supposed to be water-soluble.
I want to know if this possible at all, considering the cost of payroll. Thank you in advance
Is it Pyrrolidinium?
https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/chemistry/chemistry-products.html?TablePage=16256028
Thank you Prof. Xiang.
Actually my target is 1-alkylpyrroliumhalide, I have synthesized similar using pyridine. So I am curious if pyrrole would also work. Thanks
You you can make 1-alkylpyrrole by reaction of an equivalent of RX with 1 equivalent of pyrrole. , if you want to form 1-alkylpyrroliumhalide , it should be on acidic condition, 1-alkylpyrrole.HX. Or you can make 1,1-bis-alkylpyrroliumhalide by reaction of two equivalents of RX with 1 equivalent of pyrrole.
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