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. 2017 Mar 6;9(4):357–364. doi: 10.4155/fmc-2016-0215

Table 1. . Substitution pattern of thiaheterocyclic benzohydroxamic acids 1–3.

Compound R1 R2 R3 x n Config.
1a H H 0 1 Para

1b H OMe 0 1 Para

1c F H 0 1 Para

1d F OMe 0 1 Para

1e H H 2 1 Para

1f H OMe 2 1 Para

1g F H 2 1 Para

1h F OMe 2 1 Para

1i Br H 2 1 Para

1j H H 1 1 Para

1k F H 1 1 Para

1l H H 2 0 Para

1m F H 2 0 Para

1n H H 0 1 Meta

1o F H 0 1 Meta

1p H H 2 1 Meta

1q F H 2 1 Meta

1r Ph H 2 1 Meta

1s H H 2 0 Meta

1t F H 2 0 Meta

1u Br H 1 0 Meta

2a H H H

2b H Bn H

2c 5-Br H H

2d 5-Br Bn H

2e 5-Ph H H

2f 5-Ph Bn H

2g 6-Br H H

2h 6-Br Bn H

2i 6-Ph H H

2j 6-Ph Bn H

2k H H Me

3a H 0 1 Cis

3b Cl 0 1 Cis

3c CF3 0 1 Cis

3d H 2 1 Cis

3e Cl 2 1 Cis

3f CF3 2 1 Cis

3g H 1 1 Cis

3h H 0 2 Cis

3i Cl 0 1 Trans

3j H 0 2 Trans

The para- and meta-configuration for compound 1 refers to the position of the hydroxamic acid group on the aromatic ring with respect to the aminomethyl substituent.