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. 2012 Jan;56(1):432–445. doi: 10.1128/AAC.00700-11

Table 4.

Overview of physicochemical characteristics of novel 4-aminoquinaldine analogues

Name Melting point (°C) State/form Optical activity pKab Log Pc Mol wt Color Taste Molecular formula Solubility
S-4a 220 Solid amorphous powder Nil 8.71 0.970 291 White Bitter C18H17N3O Highly soluble in DMSO, acetonitrile, methanol, chloroform, and alcohol and sparingly soluble in water
PP-1 229 -DO-d -DO- 8.71 1.470 305 White Bitter C19H19N3O -DO-
PP-2 178 -DO- -DO- 8.71 1.690 325 White Bitter C18H16ClN3O -DO-
PP-3 217 -DO- -DO- 8.72 1.040 321 Reddish brown Bitter C19H19N3O2 -DO-
PP-4 138 -DO- -DO- 5.31 1.610 276 White Bitter C18H16N2O -DO-
PP-7 242 -DO- -DO- 8.75 1.280 335 Reddish brown Bitter C20H21N3O2 -DO-
PP-8 210 -DO- -DO- 8.71 1.160 333 Grayish yellow Bitter C20H21N3O -DO-
PP-9 235 -DO- -DO- 8.71 2.350 360 Reddish brown Bitter C18H15Cl2N3O -DO-
PP-10 215 -DO- -DO- 8.71 2.130 360 White Bitter C18H15Cl2N3O -DO-
PP-11 185 Solid crystalline -DO- 8.58 2.770 436 White Bitter C26H36N4O2 -DO-
PP-12 227 Solid amorphous powder -DO- 8.71 2.350 360 White Bitter C18H15Cl2N3O -DO-
PP-13 221 Solid crystalline -DO- 8.58 −2.590 412 White Bitter C22H28N4O4 -DO-
a

S-4 is the parent compound from which the different analogues were generated by modifying the substituents.

b

Compound pKa value was evaluated by applying Chemaxon software.

c

Log P values are evaluated by using the software Cerius 2, version 4.10.

d

-DO-, same as observed for S-4.