ArticleInternational journal of molecular sciences2026
Synthesis and Auxin-like Activity of Halogenated Alkylphenoxyacetic Acids.
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Synthetic auxins are widely used nowadays as plant growth regulators and necessary components of media for micropropagation. Hence, the search for and development of novel auxin-like compounds is an important goal at the intersection of chemistry and biology. In this study, we have suggested alkylphenols as starting materials for the preparation of halogenated phenoxyacetic acids, which are well-known synthetic auxins, to decrease their possible phytotoxicity. Alkylphenoxyacetic acids were obtained with good yields, and their selective halogenation was studied. N-halogensuccinimides and molecular bromine in dioxane were shown as suitable reagents since they allowed for
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