OPHTHALMIC LENS OR FLAT AND PYRAN COMPOUND
D sec ritl Patent the Inve tion of the glottis VMDK! ¿IOA or PI and the üCOIí9_OSTO IR the " background P V-Y-NC past; the ES % the invention is disclosed-fo-o - r % ivas lenses and compounds f % ocrômioom •to arrangements for i % emblazon the legen % and fo %o it re8% ivas, D. scrioã . to the, T-front the cniçs !and % s fo %o L- ea %iva ? 1 eCACC 'e % commercial Kon Macintosh II TO is legen % e8 qae darken in the sunlight and is left in the covalent olareiam 'S interlinked from spec it ,oillz and forming 1 - m to revise sível particle HE proves the prtir S % halogens of the sculptures bring the darkening of the n=% s. L..The plastic lens apressn %% the initialization the van - Gen. with respect to glass; iorlnoi between 8 0 more lead ( çar % icularmen % and in the case of lenses Separation % ílmicas having a degree strong) 8% less snsoepívels the broke "because the action above dsscri % the salts sculptures dispersed alkali the ooorre arrays and L Monday the co•° bend is fe.i % sec attempts to % IV and to develop compound fotoor ECO Q- proaU could go m" the the effect in m " Kent i.s the ballistic ecmpostoiò L. w E EST mapping RFF should have, when absorbed TOs coated covers a plastic lens oonvenclonal , the following propríeaades , i.e.:the rendim (a) one al % of n % the quantum to color near ultraviolet, " (a b) a low rendlmen % the quantum of whitening with visible light, (L) a rãpiŒoaesaparecimentoermmco % at ambient temperatures..Unfortunately, these properties are generally U-claims superior assooladae w % thermal or photochemical abilidaãe plugins, the blank which V saturation "" streamline % yl of spectacles incorporating these ultraviolet absorbing compound is very short pr apliaç the trade.US alkali 3,567,605 (Becker's) describes sérd.e TMA-pyran derivatives " including the benzofused each!the SLS olranos and %! oirauos but the spiro- eompo multicasts, demonstrated that 9 príedadesfotooremlcas . These may be considered the composed %. as asrivadosoromeno of 6 typically, o3 compounds safe a change from colorless to yellow-orange upon light irradiation D.V.. However, observing this compoT % adhere by Becker's was limited at temperatures below about - de - 40° from 0'S reglstrou Becker in that the color change was reversed when the temperature was elsvaãa at the 37oC °u e - 10.PadaWan et al reports, in OJ RO Cho-, volume. 40, the N-O 8, 1975, pp. 14 2, we examine the kibbles compounding photochemical multicasts the type described RO Becker's, identifies products•amu eriu - age of the air for N ermedcoloriãom abortions ring ethers fenólicoe not coloridoefluais . The colored forms were examined by adwaInstavels at room temperature, and this temperature it suggested that the colored regions of the subdirectories intermediãri - lídi the ooloridoõu CIP term oamente for raw materials or forested addition 1.4 solvent to form the corresponding product metauol phenolic ether, or a displacement I, 5-hydrogen in acetone to form the phenol oorreeponden E but ium, idler routes in neither suggests that the stability of eompostos it we could be improved nor any modification that could be done in the stature of known oompoetos of tyrant to the Indian ziroomportamen % the photo- rea %ivo in a plastic lens.Properties required of a oompos % for application in the eght erômicoóculõs absorbing are descri % the SRAs MA and the compound that properties were posted eataeden_o kingdoms compounds,, heliocrômicos ,, in GB o2146327 alkali.Thus, the term " helloorômleo " used in this eCmpostorelató - a rare river eignifiearoomDosto that powders of Ti the following propriededee or if the (a) a élevadaefioiênoiaquântioa to color near the ultrasonic vloleta , (a b) a low quantum yield pair whiten with white visible and to ITL (o) R Fast termião disappearance in room temperature, mAmp not so lukewarm so that whitening in white light and heating térmioo prevent ooloraçãooomponente UV at, sunlight pulls. arrows propriedmdes make eminently alOropriado compound for use in slow picture of-reactive.patent application no. 8611837 @ b of the applicant, or U.S. brr PP 87,025 11, descrove it XO a sorze ••of eopiro go to m nodes that 2 year fotooroossBuem properties L. 1 00 tlaughed servers have no AB 0 deeeõáveia , described above, in eonuuto with good thermal stability and the oquímios %. These espiropiranos of adamautauopoàom also be ínoorporados slow plastic materials in patterns, as GR59 , padding the elements have been found to be this s6ríe oThe azes of undergoing - - - numeric Range number of cycles without degradation signifloante .Teaches that the reason the eompostos in above the applicant demonstrate these enhanced properties is "Q is, to the rule of the Bredt , the spiro - - carbon cannot become doubly bonded and" thereby colorlaa ring abortion is resistant degradations associated with ãeslooamento of 1.5-hydrogen.but the, limiting donate contest Œes % the series is that the contest demonstrating improved resistance to degradation in demonstrate a color change UV exposure (or sunlight) the inool R for yellow-orange. The dema1 wool market, in ' but, 6 much larger pair lenteo that esoureoem for marrem or gray=despite, as indicated "in coassigned Rondente Applicant's Psalm" a lens photo-festive refastenably produced by incorporation of n lens from a ReportingJBoss % Phew a om - the f % yellow and a blue oerômieo ., in effect the EER % COL 6emon troueilíail prepare photochromic compounds and purple/blue colored, whose reslstênola degradation hi fatigue was equivalent of'S improves. among the s iropi : a1 the cõlo going yellow.the AA summary L. venoEo of e.cordo with one aspect of the present invention, it is a press len %e or lens Separation % álmicaescureee that in sunlight and reverses pair 1 mA clear condition. in white or colorless light volts in %% smpera amu frogs normsis environments, in Q and the lens in the RO iucor % therein, or having % gone thereon, at least oompo9% hurts the helioorômioos , amu " R % ferldos comprising composite esDirobenzoprano of me adsmantano or espS.ro it naftopirano in a group the initialization it _n %ano and's " resen % and position 2 spiro ring benzopiropirano % SLS in or" and m 8e oThe 280a so the % comprising the benzoounaftopirano me having a replacement -% uintenitrogenxo containing at position 2 ring compounds and the tyrant tyrant by staining of D invention are based s at Me and UK % RH s stumble Bs 8icas " as the spiro tyrant of adaman %% in the ylidene descri the EO-pending above the requeren % e°?eRA faeilidsJ of of the debcriç , the same Oóe " LgO be aggregate as in copending application requerent_ pr designate estrumara sec toluene basic and the Axis alkali arrow U of the to discern the h. post % XO tacky colored" zul % en8o a inc. -%%% I to uin and oon the endo % nitrogen, the % s:The h07 HgSN X-R 1 above formulas'S r 1 al reports the GI uila glycolate X-X represents a group having a glycolate from UBS -%%% I to uin and contain hydrogen. 0% lay represen group for R % be foreshadowing smbém a grUl :, the curry suhs having a % I to % uin and oonl ; ezzd.onitx it - - êlXi the,, R is and lower alç81ila reference, I to RO example catch % yl,, % and yl, phenyl and X is 0%% poppy, of preferênoia , a phenyl group having a substituent containing mi_trogênio at position the food or for, example a group RO atai_ . in, mcrfolino , piperidino , II. irldino , RT irazolinoirrol± Iunatics primary, secondary % eroi river. however, the R-L esen %arpoãe SR still a phenyl group having a sabstitdinte containing rogênio % similar in position RO oou % to -.In the case where the group EU glycolate reRresen lay by the separating " II x has a s1 ints of 1% SB highlighters itrcgênioheterooíolioo ring in the R 0 1 Csi9ãocri !- expensive, the bsti % uinte heteroalkane - cyclic group is ligsdo at asila through the atom - mitrogênio ring. The Serres•. 1| piranosheliocrêmioos that are currently of the imparted are the Serres• hõ7n ° from of the compounds.A wide variety of % s is possible snbstituin benzopyran in rings and naftopirano of these compounds. rO example, if eonslderar the oompos % the HOTN series, tendõ the following immature O " aala general:The R 5 R-R-R 4 6 9 positions represented by and s 1 and the lOOdem be seleoionadas from hydrogen, alkyl, (. preferivelmen % and lower alkyl, this' is, I to 5 carbon atoms), aralkyl, glycolate (including substituted phenyl), alkoxy, hydroxy, alkyl or d/ alquilem !in, W uilsminofenila , halogen or groups hrs % erocíclicos , with the R-U- eundição @ 3 can have the R 4 is not alcoxl , hldroxi or alquilouõlalqullamino . examples of G upos heterocyclics are furyl or thienyl groups, preferably, the R i1 3 e 4 are both hldrogênio L. orqus the inc.% I to % uintes at these positions may provoke yn % and feeds sternum-o tímicas undesirable colored form produced in ring opening of the piranoosubs % -I last atiçooiDosições in other than the R position 6 has influence on the behavior saves fo-h. mioo of the compounds. but, the 8ubs % I to 6% in the R position ulção has an influence on the behavioral compounds IVa slgnifica % f % oer¢ I to those with 1% of the os.exem - by " cutting, introducing a group release Tysons % theft is his, as U- ulntemlbsti % r6 I to produce a position deviation in batoorômiooespeetro of absorção.da form oolox ' forward. Examples DSS-' those guys uJ.ntes % replacement are alquàlamino , dialmlil me - in 8m nofenila , slooxislooxlfemila or al % tiloudialqu_i II nofenila initialization, the series of compounds demonstrates a hr urg res9o_s RT heliocrômina from colorless to blue or blue in the light/ írpura 'S olsm , dependent on solvent % die PL s % it ECO in q1 and oomposto is held. Properties esmaeclmento . the compounds of the téraiso h071'S a9ropriadas generally for use in LT 0 01 O'S 9ara sol and the eflcaclas of a Bran - queamento in daylight d.lfusa at ambient temperatures " appear to be higher than the corresponding compounds of the EU hc7. In addition the resls % enela fatigue is good and the eompo_s mappings can be incorporated but plastic lens by técni oThe'S IM?sR mçãodesczüta in co-pending above the applicant. the n PP " inc1 it, every material•8• lastlco •.having desired properties O % icas L. ocle be used to the array lenses according to this invention. examples I include lenses bicarbonate and methacryl % O and % the acci yl methyl 0% material more oomumen is used pair lens 1% lásicas (allyl carbonate) is His d_ie ylene glycol almente 'S of known leveraged 0r it 39 (air-j9 is a mark of the SR Strad stolen P.G .7.1 d). Processes the lenses and fabzloaçfabrioag are e.g. the descri %=L the ene %% s U.S. 3,944.637, 2,542,386 and 3,404. 861, incorporated herein are soiled desozüção R-shotgun AB rêncl at many of the compounds containing the plz¿ % NL border rogî - EU are the descri %% exmos into large series HülN , et cetera, are novel sompo8tos qo mls. Sew in accordance with another aspect of the invention, thus, 1 OrOVê a RIP Lnohelioorômloo % sndo the O 1 general no (L separatory.&) ( ZZA ) I to 9% the R the R "wherein R 3 river have the FGI the Li hoist] the indicated above, R is alky wool, R." represents one or more oubs % it i %uln +. s independen % emen -% and selected from hydrogen, 8lq yl, halogen, wards XL at,, clay or a flu product heteroclclioo , w•and each Y represents.de l' ndeendentementehidrogênlo , amino or alkyl, or flu product or a dlalqUil Miño heterocíelicooontenclo Ni- rogêmio %, with the proviso that, at least, one of Y is a group.sampling, and in-that the ring containing the inc.% R- ituinte ' oàe be benzauele and LOI Ill w 10 heterocyclics are spear femila , thienyl and plrrila .. The invention sambeminelulpirauoehellocrômlcos I wasn f oraulageTg . iI:(Zα) Y R-EU, R. "and Y have the same eignifieado 11e above in fórmllla (AIF) and R ' and R" represent one or more replacement uintes independently seleoionados %% of complexes, alkyl, halogênío , aleoxl , arlla MW ou warm or substitute or a group heteroeíolico (% 83. as furyl or ienila %).it is also possible to prepare a serre.e •multicasts debie -benzopyran times that are also offset blue. These multicasts the eom demonstrate a promising behavior of the RESIST melh_o insist in fairy Nolo of Fo odegradaç the %. This rotate mtrgir abrasiveness EE ± Z-bermo2irano itura of surviving to cont-I last nuar to function after the first has been degredadoeael .iI must however, as spectrum will demonstrate bonded, the pepper bisbenzo_niranosremoem offering another Van de % act in Ue the was it but inoolores absorbs more strongly to róximoul$ra -violet than the colored forms, assim_aume_n sucker the conversion ARA form oolorida and drafting the effect àe inner filter.The naphtho-neck piranos are also new compost¿ s and may be representadõsseguine by general formula (I-II) - wherein R is AL a uila or underarm and Z is hydrogen, alkyl or glycolate, raTerivelmen % and L deactivated least one of R and Z an f 111 1% phenyl St. bsti amu D. 0 group EmLinorlm - river, secondary or territory or a group heterooíclloooon %% 81% endohydrolysis IM rogênio as one of the grateful heteroololieos J. meneionaaos above. The naphthalene ring may contain substituin s % s as the disclosed by R ' in formula (IA cations).Serial ntese 'S hc7n of compounds s % s om the % the can be prepared by a portion can have it array OlaisenmodifioaŒa , shotgun clesori % knot pedião copending above the applicant for the appropriate phenol rea9ão an alcohol derivative RP 0 "1" rgll EO and.eTS repressurized Domo NA and the Rearrangement modify provides a Z EC EMI general GE for the preparation HE. the oompos -% of tyrant, comprising heating a phenol derivative common propar ofan appropriate in one-to- olvente oThe % in the presence of an appropriate reaction conditions slisador gentle.In contrast to the conditions in the reaction normally lend portion can have it arrangements laisen 0, the process is performed in relatively low temporalizas , xylene or toluene in RO example boiling and in the presence of m U % 8iisadora9rogria O general AC, the temperature and relative should not exceed about lso by 0. e is not greater than the NCI - prefe 160e0 or less is - " tramenor hardening.The relationship pode.ser expressed in % as to general wilderness - go II + H0_ oThe > multimedia. (A) Hx samples " in EU (a) may be quality zeal and () or an alcohol pmopar ofan. a derivative such as looolproparliooproparllco #. The relationship and•catalyzed alumina and proceeds in the R %%%%% Element empere 'S ivemente low a marked absence million and lacerais kibbles. In see acetate, and possible to use quslç tumors carboxylate alif % ioo or aromtlco , pr example propionate or benzoate.Partner'S aumen % yields the OB % ides using acetate propargllico and heating it with a phenol solvent such as xylene=min 11m Ereeença al1 acidic alkali of the n as " catalyst, sec rgreendentemente , s % the eond_ições 917; cause a mild count can have it array Olaisen , while traditional&conditions and relative, e.g. aquecenào amu to about 2 in strongly acidic or basic conditions cause thermal decompoaições of the reactants and/or product desejaào .This process envisions 1, mA synthesis in a convenient etapebenzoenaZto9iranosalquer wide use it and the alcohol or acetate ofan pro-T-appropriate OTLs citroàe alcohol derivative 9 the Ro!rAG ofan.The acetates turvy llleo $ oclem be pre - the.networks for relative one ketone appropriate calcium lily. A complex lithium and acetylene /% ylene dlamina and p adioiona &with stirring at the % cells anywhere solngãoàa ketone in an appropriate solvent, such as the or of tetraldrofurasulfóxiàoimetila . 0 product is the corresponding alcohol R-RP 09 llto and the alcohol is conveniently oonvBrtião in acetate RO relationships with EtAc ± wool chloride in an appropriate solvent.However they!the difficulty if f.% uar an efficient conversion of the {10 Iooolargílico in acetate and subsequent separation the last, "and" desirable•'" utilize the álcdol 1 ir liç 0 P/tool as a majority of I) riæa . llooapropar alcohols can be obtained by treatment of a ketone (folded and is substituted with a group containing nitrogen in the position or the RO of AZ) om a oomlolexoaoe % it ileto L of i-ium/ e % it ylene diamine in an appropriate solvent. Veriioou to rendlmen % the maroadnente are improved if a dime sulfoxide yl is %% dry isado as solvent.Preparing the R series of 71 with ostoszoações is illustrated by reaction scheme shown in scheme 1 shows the I. the reaçõe8 resulting in the formation derivative 2 it itl!0 eridinofenila of H07 , (the ' if m/go reference laughed h071 - 01).Referring to Scheme, i - l - (II) i10eridinoacetofenona is % ratsdo complex ace % it ileto lithium/ e % it ylene diamineo to give the alcohol! 0 0 1 the Li parg the R " independently (2), the knot may be converted ãlcool Bandage % % (3) to the 0 II.reacted diretamen % and more with L-n8ftol (4) in the presence of acidic alumin . 0 initial product is rovavelmente ether property "" (FXO) suffering spontan % aneamente the tedisposição to form (6) hot ki.of L-naphthol (4b) (i0 gm) and a mixture 45:55 propmrgíllco alcohol (folded) and - (II) iolperlãinoacetofenoma unreacted (20 gm) were dissolved in toluene (75 em3) nearly and the solution was adsorbed for allm± in activates the acidic (200 gm) eemga.e % DAA in a chromatographic column.these conditions suves tampon, the alcohol!0 roparglieo •" (2) was reacted with L-naphthol (4b) for the provavelmau % and, O is % ofan roparg tumors (FXO) who has experienced spontaneously re-array Clalsau for hot ki (6b) the proau % was eluted from the column with the AA the cold toluene. The fragõesfotoorômicasoomblnadas were, of the R 1 coloridaBebuligão with Smudge refreshed II? (4 gm) .and evaporated. 0 reszdao F was purifleado for er - the % ogz 'wool on alumina using a mix 1 -' 9 of dlolorome % year and hexane shotgun eluens % EO-hr 7 it ki (6b) was tampon % gone as an oil that defendant be nearly pure footprint % per- espee %ros - copy and repurpose " m, it 'z ° to impurity was a' the small amount of the unreacted starting ketone (II).• rooedimen % the like may be employed to make other more oompos % the in this series, the following examples to illustrate the data a8ieionais 'S the preparation of the 10%% ro8 composed the s and 0 ífi 00 S of series HC7N , % EE and required in: emplos "the s % UK % ur8% of the SLS opir " and AE equaçoes of reaçao are apz " eeèn Partner eegu in %= ín 'S deeenhos sheets.ReadyOww aão raw flexibly in the naphthol sec wa % highlighters gone right back to OH Me and 0h is ilacKooxieloreto phosphorus (319 gm, 1.6 mole) was aclfoionaclo in&pathways for 4 hr to a solution of Z uetoxinaftalenoagtada (250 gm) (2) dlmet13foz amlda (150 gm) dry MlS % IVR reabro gall aqueoida was a bath at speeds AU 9or heavier 4. hr, resfrlsda , and poured into ice (K-II) aqueous sodium acetate 2 min (1.5 II). The journalist ACS gall wandering with dleloretauo (I 1) and acid washed eloràrloo followed by the lluágu.s " The layer was extracted orgêmleadiclorcmetauo MT (I to II) with dilute acid uvaça and followed - AU, the organic layer (II s0 4)" filtered and the solvent removed.4 it me %oxi L-NSF Standard (3) of the outstretched DC was obtained a yellow oil the 4e % 0 XIa l1 AF lens (3) was 0 Ideíddlssolvldo glycol (I to II) and hydrate (125 gm) was epaulet ILidró ,, - - of the potassium (125 gm) was the dloRonado that was aqueoida to 200 - °0 for 5 hour, R. ReportingJBoss % Phew gall yo " of the cool, poured Serres Eelo (K-II)% with tumors. A single yellow - O that was separated as the hldrazida of 4 it me %oxz L-SLS % (8) Z-L-o°•separate the filtrate was filtered, the gall diddily (s0 4), IDF % s to 0 and the solvent residual õleo 4 it me %il L-me %oxlnaf %ah0ah ° 2 c ± o Zao has Q-Z-CH3 of NME India it e %ildifenilmetiŒenosucoínioo % are tumors. (6) (i00 gm) was àiesolvldo in ioo % acé anhydride (250 cJu 3) and anhydrous sodium acetate (i00 gm) was adlelonado . The mixture was aqueoida was a water bath immature RO 6 hours and poured onto ice resflrada %% LR uraQo (K-II). The mixture was and optimize -% raída with dioloro % year (300 m3) and dried. (' gs0 4), filtered and the solvent removed.(7) the residual ether was hidrolleadoebuligãosolugão om in the hydroxide ssloetanõlleo the 104% (600 3) for 2 embroider, the majority of ethanol fõiTemovIŒa and the residue aoidulado om 5h olorídrioo acid. The oily acid (8) released was extracted into the Ro 0 - fórmlo (250 m3), dried (R. s0 4)" immature ±itrado and solvent removed. 0% residue was crystallizing the pair go acetone giving áoddo 4 it ham L- hldroxi it 3 it naf$ólco (8) oomoum pale yellow solid.Of the soarboxllaç 0 1 0 kftóic acid (8) (20 gm) was dissolvide in quinollna (150 em3) copper and bronze (20 gm) he stirs adioionado . The ReportingJBoss % Phew fu " boiled for 4 H and allowed to cool. " The mixture was filtered and the filtrate treated with acid optimize aloríàrieo 51 and extracted with chloroform. The trabslho gave an oil (7 gm) marremesouro which contained 2% less than $- phenyl-l-naphthol (9). Failure descarboxileção stage is attributed to the quality of the phosphor bronze copper was used. sufficient product was obtained pair make 5 it fenilbenzooromeno (4d! PH of the R=) (see formula below).The Derives. acutila of " lolldina bromine (5 gm, soft 0,032) was dropwise with stirring at enthusiast a solution of julolidine (i0) (5 gm, 0.03 improperly) èmelorcdormlo . The addition was complete - botch, the mixture was stirred for 10 minutes.The orange color of the solution was discharged and a sõlido colorless if aro11. Other Shorten L-sodium bicarbonate solution (50 c 3 min) was added and the chloroform layer was separated, dried (II gs0 4), filtered and the solvent removide . The bromine- julolldina (L separatory) was obtained as a yellow oil Relido .(III) bromine- julolidlna (7.8 gm) was IDS - solvida in dry tetrahydrofuran (100 crude 3) is cooled °0 - a - 78. Under nitrogêmio , a solution of n-diethyl but!l. lithium ((20 in 3) U the solution 1.6 " in hexane) was adioionada , allowed for 1 hour nanodispersion % air, and then n, alkali dlmeilacetamlda (3.5 gm) was added dropwise. The mixture was husband a - 78 C.; 10 minutes RO is allowed to warm empera %%% and ARU smbien . The ReportingJBoss % Phew pool poured onto Eelo it it %ri %urado "F1 or" CA man % and aeidulada broth with fragrance D. ECO 2 and expired in tumors (2 x 100 cm3) is % 0%% Ill the WR is the % Er had dried (80 4), immature L.% and the solvent removed from shallow, leaving an ARU % sometimes referred 2:3 and aoe (12) yl- julolldina and bromine- julolld in unreacted (III) shotgun 4MU srarelopálído oil.The preparation complied alcohols ¿Œnofeilce -% I to managing information on IBM ' mM KI U of the OH groups.I and it C.O to OH=0=0 hr > " ., - - - c5>IA cations CI - _ - _.The ID>© ME the O-H c=0. W=CH3 H and %% ET and eth 4 4b ¿ R is % 4d 3 - general procedure II the aminofenilce %% 1 MOA• Nubs - one part I) was dissolved min sulfoxide and yl dlme % if the E 2? the solution heated to 60 C aeetile complex % the lily /" and ilez %!the dlsmlna (part I) was adicloŒado in - L " çoee will agitate the solution in % T-al reports that the formula Xa % in!the n the oeratva rises above 75 - °0 nor dropped below 60 it 37oC. When addition was complete, the mixture was the datum highlighters - 60 - °0 for 3 H and then poured onto ice % I to % urado (6 - 8% s pair). The ReportingJBoss % Phew datum was Ill % raŒda with dloloreme in, the layer organzoa if! oarad dried over anhydrous magnetizo sulfate, and filtered, and the solvent provided do.fil % erate, The residue is alcohol cetilênioo usually with purity 90 1, based on the analysis of R % RO espeeroscopia , me, alkali. In the following exemplòs , Z's: íduo , after " solvent removal was %%% IR uraão PE róleo (P.E. Ugh. 60 - 80 - °0) 9m some cases " alcohol % ESA ilênieosolidlflcou waste and was. filtz ' lay and washed one hundred petroleum cold {E 60 - 80 - o0) the his alcohol acetilênleo lay of crystallizing T-petroleum was removed and the oil reeidual used dlresmen %% EO-3.1. i - 2-O morpho! inofeni ! bu %. it _3_ it relative LU it 2 ol (3 0) (see above) (3b) pTorfolinoacetofenona (30 gm) was dissolve in Bulfóxldo of dlme % ± wool (i00 in 3) and comlol exo isomers. :of the aoetile % L % and % ylene diamine/ium (30 gm) was added in portions to the solution 60 0p outpostand so that the temperature does not elevate above 75 - wa °0. As Traba - Irando deser1%% proeedimen knot the general described above ":(30) gave the alcohol as a yellow solid (25 gm, 80% w rendim the).3.1 ° 2.2 --p- die %ileminofeuilbut it 3 it the in-2 ol (40) (see above) complex of Ace %%% island but the L/ium and % ylene&razor (i00 gm) was added in small!to a stirred solution from GE 0orções 10 it dle %ilvminoace %ofenona (4b) (ii0 gm) south of P O gone d.imeti (300 in 3} the 60 -0 " a % in that the temperature does not hamper rises above 75 - °0. Working as deecri knot procedlmen %% the above general, gave the alcohol (4c) as plaoassmarelas w lidae (the pair % IR of petroleum, E 6 it 8 "the) (:) .25", 8 5 0 Gaiaena ).The \ O-H I to catch the n hr>beinghis?->and e is 55b ".3.1.3 Iãe R. - - - N.metilçiperazinofenilbut_ it 3 it the in-.2 it çl (5c). (see aelma ) acetylene complex lithium/ethylene diamine (25 and) was aŒielonaŒo in small portions to a stirred 5 lution P n- metilpirperazineacetefenona (FXO). (25 gm) in sulfóxide of dimeti !the (250 in 3) 60 0 in such a rate that the annealing % Phew endpoint not brought above 75 @ - from.work as a knot proceãimenŒescri %% the overall pamper, gave the alcohol (50) with an I 0 O colorless (18. gm, 6" /% yield (purity of 9% +)..3• ¿ I - 2-n- fenilpiperazinofenilbut - - the in-2 ol (60) (see CA the) complex and calcium and lithium /% ylene dlamlna (38 gm) was adleionado in small orçôesegl % to a solution of the P-n-fide ilpierazinoaee % ofenona (6b) (38 gm) in sulfóxiao of dlme % L to (380 3 min) in the 60 0%%% ãxa al reports that the ARU rises not empera % choline j of 75 c° working as aesori knot prooeaimen %% the above general, 8eu (60) the alcohol as a yellow powder (27 and, surrendered - 68% (90% + purity) assembly.3 1.5 - 2-to - (l. 2.3o4 it te %r , aidro it 2yisoq tinolinof . enyl) - - buç - :. - .3: - 2 it describes (maw) (see above) complex of miney iletoaoe %% ethylene/ium efemina (26 gm). adlc was ± love with in small portions' to a eolu9ão stirred p-2.2 3.4 it tetraidroleoquinouoacetofenona (TB engaging) (25 gm) in a dime of eulfórixo % yl (250 in 3) c in formula Xa % T-al reports that the temperature does not rises above 75 it a0. Working w ou described in the above general procedure, SAD (70) in the alcohol yield nearly who do BOI % labeling as a gum (22 gm) (90% + clarity) 3 . 1.6 - --p- morfolinofenilloent L-yn - - ol hydrochloride (80) (see above) complex of Ace %% the island but lithium and /% ylene diamine (20) was added m small!to a stirred solution of oorções > morfolinopropiofenona . (Sb) (20 gm) in dimethylsulfoxide (100 em3) yl % tell me the 60 -0 hamper such in - J...that the temperature does not rises above 75 - °0. Working as desori % in the general procedure above the " the D áloooi (8c) as an oil (21 gm, 92 1% the dimen ) 95% purity +.3. I - 7 - Imetileminofenil the Ro, pinol (13.) (see above)• amplexo ACE %% of the island but miney ium and /% (20 gm) ylene diamlna was added in portions to a stirred solution of 8 min.% yl a dime benzalde D. 0 0 (20 gm) instructed 01 spec indeuterated 0% of a dime yl (80 min 3 3). When the distinction was oomple % T % Phew ReportingJBoss was 30 minutes 1 shakes the R• aqueclda then in a bath of water content by 15% minu PSO is cooled.Working C deseri knot prooedlmen %% the above general, gave the ãloool as yellow oil (13) elido (17 gm, 71% rend2men % the).The•repair D., and naphth 010 RL ü 0 S of series hot-a-n ' (see formulae IMA) example 2, 6 it cl°r° it 2 it me %il it 2"..... , . - morfolinofen ' ilvenzocromeno (3 ;-consumer the,) (see above) 0 a olu 9 will of hot. alcohol 2 p- morfolinofenilpr 09 0 (30) pyrrolidin liç (3 gm) and 4-chloro L-naphthol (3 gm) in toluene (75 crude 3) was plunged in a acidic alumina column (100 gm). The column was extracted using chloroform and the chloroform solution was! blushing. The residual oil was lgurdflcado by column chromatography over al m in, using dlclorometano and petroleum, E - 6080 °0 (1:20) as eluens % and, %. he3_iocrômica fraction was separated and the solvent removed. The recrisalização % of the residue from petroleum gave the oror .. (3d, r=01) Leh as a nearly colorless powder.2 6-dimethyl-2 it morfolincfenilbenzocromeno (3d|'r=e) (see above)• icool 2-O morfolinofenilproargíli EO and (to) (8 gm) and 4 it me'til L-naphthol (5 gm) were dissolved in hot toluene (300 em3) and the solution added.. the al1 m4ua dry acid (200 gm) in a flask equipped with condenser of n 1. The mlst will ' fci (20 min.) in aqueoida % of a tack. to the AU, cooled and the IDF % rada° al1 m4ua reaidual was extracted with chloroform (3 x 100 oro3). The combined extracts were filtered orgaracos and an EVA!oThe Partner and the residual oil was by chromatography on alumina impurificado¿ [(100 gm) U.S. cide nãù a mixture of 1:20 diclorome % year E oil as eluent, heliocrômica fraction was separated and the solvent removed, leaving a brown oil I work.short chromatographic separations uas failed improving the quality of the benzocromeno (3d; " r=e).3b 0 oil marremescureeeu in air but if espeo % r6 NMR: indleou Bros of 5 of impurities.it xem 4 2r6-dimethyl-2 p- ale %alminqfenilbenzoerome =R-Q water 4] from GE) (see above) U to hot solution of alcohol 2aie % I to 1 (40) minofenilproparglioo (15 gm) and 4 it me %il L- naf %ol (i0 gm) in toluene (200 were) was passed into a column (300) acidic alumia dry. The fraction was heliocrmieaaluída with dlolorometano and the solvent fight back. 0 residual oil was ±Purifoado by cldo on alumina (300 gm) using a Bolüção chloroform (1:20) and petroleum shotgun " eluent. The fraction helioerômioa was evaporated and the residual colorless oil % ± RO'S alIza the from PE % róleo giving, the chromen, (4d; the R=] the R from GE i=h) as nearly colorless crlstsls . 0% spectrum qualita BOI rim chloroform before and after exposure to a light and forming Gas flow network in Figure 7 we %.mPE, !the 6 F-enyl-L 2 it me %i L 2 - - dL and 1i L.|yne immature enyl BI snz the ol hydrochloride-c-n-ene (4d; the R=pH of) the R i=h. (see above) 4-phenyl-it is naphthol (' 5 gm) and áioooi 2 it pdietilsminofenilproparglieo (40). (5 g) are dissolved in olueno (200 crude 3) and alumina (i00) was crazy adieiona - of the. The ReportingJBoss % of the Phew reasão was aqueeida i00° it g per minutes, cooled slightly and filtered. 0 repique al1 pounds yne was % wool °ado with acetone and the filtrate (3x 200 em3) toluene and extra % acetone were the combined @ the solvent was removed and the residual oil cleaned by flash chromatography on alumina (400 gm) using a mixture of petroleum ether 1:3 and W, and, 60 as elvense , solvent was removed and the residue then carefully oromatografia for purifying column (200 gm) on alumina using foot úróleo (w, and, 40q0) as eluens % and, the fraction was evaporated and the Res. helioorômlea C.S. crystallize from a mixture of gasoline and 1:9 cloroformlo (w, and, 40:60 - °0), 0 poluto demonstrated a response helioorIoa clear at methodology it azulo.æ The espectr .=the habits BOI % in chloroform before and after exposure to a gun and instantaneous light is shown in Figure 8.Example 6•6 it Benzes O 2 it me %il it 2 p-di ilaminobenz % (15) oorom in (see above) a hot solution of pool (14) 9enan % (1.7 "gm) and alcohol 2 it DL" etilamlnof " enilpr the!(4c) 0argŒ and I (2.5 gm) in toluene (30 em3) was poured into a dry alumina column nuts. The material was eluhelioerômico - {O with olorofaínio . solvent was remgvido oil residnal purified by oromatograflaáoida (75) on alumina using a solution of iclorometano (1:20) and petroleum as eluan % and. Removing the solvent left a pale yellow õleo that " in crystallize from petró OEL, gave the B zooromeno (15) attachable. yellow crystals lidoso EX-L broad, 7, .6 -. d-a-m is, % 1 - 9 - oxlf .m and T - cos 2-M particles is Ti-L 2&} ID is Ti, sensor "% Knob - Enzo to accelerate. (16) oromeno (.see above) a hot solution of 7-methoxy-4 - (-p- metoxifauil ) - (1) of L- nafZ.ol (1.5 gm) and alcohol 2 p-diethylamino - fenilpzoparg . !(4) triton (3 gm) in toluene (30 cru3) was poured onto oolunaàeáoido albumin (75 gm) dry and worked up as in the previous example the desori %. THE:(16) benzoormauo was obtained cmuo a nearly colorless powder. Rxemplo 8 2 me BallerupTlf .2 - 0, Rietilaninofe LiI L- blsbenzocromeno (18) - (staying above)•L., n-diisopropyl hldrox ' % (17) by German uaf ' (it gm) was suspended in %% and olueno who do (350 cru3) and p- die %ilomlnofenilproparliQo (4 L) (25 gm) added. Acidic alumina fibers (400 gm) was then added to the mixture (i0 min.) aqueoi nanodispersion with occasional % action, in a bath water, alumina and expired with IDF % raŒa aq8% one (2 x 200 em3).0 filtered and the WR Ill %% cleaned and- ¢aporadoe oil al reports the mind colmado % residual % purified by oromaoErafíaáoida on alumina (i00 gm) the the column was first aluída with tumors that removed the main impurities coloriŒaB followed mixture ane foot róleedielorome % % (i: i0).The fragãoheliocrômioa gave a pale yellow oil which solidified to give a yellow powder páll . oD "II, .5 - ' bIsbenz OCR and the %" (18).Example 9.. 6 it cl.or 0 - 2 2' - - me-bis-Coupling TSI L. Miño-b- enz the Cr (22) ene (see above) ketone (19) Nischler (25 in - tetra- Idrofranc was treated one hundred aeetile % and and sodium (18 gm) with a suspension in xylene. The ReportingJBoss was boiled for 3% Phew wa working gave rlnoIpal EN is not recovered but the ketone residual oil and 4 chloro- l.naftol (4a) were dissolved in toluene and added to a acidic alumina column. A azül intense coloration was observed q.uando juice % forward the raŒiaçãc 2 EU nãõ was given by (19) ketone and isoheler and 4010 rc1 it naftc 1 (.4a) Codebook w 0 9 ndŒõee like and this s er it is likely benzooromeno . (22, The R=ol hydrochloride) example 2 it me %il it 2 it plrrclidcnofenilben - corcmeno (2d ;-consumer-H bond) icool -p- pzrroli ".. r-enyl uofopargzllee (20) the R, (2.5 gm) and L- naf %ol (3 gm) were dissolved in toluene (50 ro3) and the solution passed descendentemente in a alumina column (150 gm) access using toluene as eluens % and.The fraction was washed with the R bring deep elor acid d-ECO dilulào cease remove impurities more basic colored, social LID íde •hydroxide then with AU. The solution was evaporated under pressure toluencsecadae Red Blue zlda and the residue chromatography again in alum 'yne acidic (i00 gm) using a 5:1 Phew ReportingJBoss % of ciclehexeno and diclorome % year as elu6n % and, for the °dar benzooromeno (2d, - the R' hr), as a colorless oil, Ill example I! 6oloro it 2 it me %i , 1 it 2-O pyrrhic Sid.a Ono ERF. D. h. omen.c enz± . (2d; r=c1) solution and p- pizToli8inof_ = lpropargzlico c20) (5 gm) and 4 it odoro L- naf %ol (5 gm) in toluene (75 cm3) was passed descendenemen %% and on a column of alumina weld root (i00 gm) using toluene as eluens % and. The colorless flask " of R=100' .m helioorômica (that tons nated blue in the exposure light of a gun light-ins NA % T-AEs) was evaporated and s @ II and residual recrlstallzado of acetone. The first oul % IVR and ¿ 's % s pure was almost colorless benzooromen (4d;=R-LC). Dlo . Exem . 12, 2 it servile it 2 p-- Qorfol_ofe_nilbazocromeno (3d; r=h) an alcohol solution 2 p- morfolinoproparg it ílico (3c) (3.5 gm) 1 in-immature % 01 (4 gm) in toluene (50 in 3) was passed in a ementedescendeu % acidic alumina column (-150 gm), using olueno as eluens % and %.The cromatografirabalho % and the rated, as above, the benzocromeno (3d; r=h) as colorless RO % s from chloroform and cyclohex ' ene. Sec s!the Ro qualified 0ec %% the IVO in chloroform before and after exposure to the Z-L um.csnhinstan % ânea is shown in Figure example, 6-chloro - - catch ., s , i to II•% 1 - L 2 - dL m liquid R is ileminofenilb %. from Enzo crom6no II (4"; the R= cŒ ) an alcohol solution 2 p- Œie %ilaminofanilpropargílioo (40) - (i0 gm) and 4 it oloro L- naf %ol (i0 and) was dissolved - toluene (150 em3), heated to 809c is passed deseendenemen %% and in a column Alu yne acid (200 gm) using d- olorome % year (200 cru3) as eluens % and. The RES.. - will accelerate helloorôeLioa was separated and the solven % is removed.I00 residue was eroma % oErafado on alumina (300) the acid, using 1:9 of miseraradŒolomue % year•petroleum ( p.s .as eluens 60:8090% and). The first fraction was separated and heliocrômica in the evaporation gave a first crop of benzocromenc (4d r=01).Example 14 2 it me %il it 2 - -, D., ietilaminofenilbenzocromeno . . ($D.; R=h) a 'solution' to 1 w 001 2 2d 1 and 1% I to the Ro 0fel min. (40) GCA lloo (10 gm) and L-in hi. (10 g) in % olueno (150 Raw) were passed in a column in the alumina fibers (150 gm) hi to the working as desorito above gave a D imeira benzocrcmeno4d culture; r=h).Ill PP - cloz O 2 me il2 it - ( Iç it feniIpiperaziniIfenil ) benzofused cromenq (6: D.; r=01) alcohol - fanl "L separatory w" eraznllfenl •"" iproparg ' the Li "the the (60) (i0 gm) and ¿ - chloro L- naf %ol (gm) outside dissolved in % ol hydrochloride ene whom (200 in 5) and alumina (150" acidic gm) was adioionada . The grist was heated (II h in Œe water bath, cooled and filtered. 0 alumina waste extracted one hundred acetone (3 x 200 em3). The filtrate and extracts are combined and solvent removed and•. 0 f was purifioado residue by column chromatography using alumina fibers (150 gm) acidic and a mieztx WR ether 1:2 and petroíeo , as eluent. 0 benzocremeno (6d; r=c1) that recristalizou from ' a mixture of petroleum ether 1:2• medlãa to ether evaporated and J. L. tamau %, pale yellow crystals aauŒo (6 gm, 46% yield). Their spectrum quall % active in chloroform before and after exposure to light and will - instantaneous is month fate in Figure 4%.And in ium 16 2.6-dimethyl-2 p-- (a b- fenilpiperazizilfer yl) benzgeromen Q water (6d; and the R= ¿ ), n- fenilpiperazinilfenilproparEí2ioo (6) and 4-methyl- laf %ol (5 gm) is diseolvido 4MU teluene (200 em3) and alumina (150 gm) acid was added. The mixture was aqueoida (I to hr) in a bs_uho A, cooled and filtered. Working, as above, the D benzocromeno (6d; r=e), pale yellow plates as (a mixture " of 1:2 and ER and petroleum (3.5 gm, 32% yield). Its qualitative aepeetro in chloroform before and after exposure to•J. instant light gun and•shown in fixura 3, Si it Ill IŒ 6 chloro-2 it methy!- .2 - - (II, 2.1. 4 - 1. and traidro2 ISO keno Income-I last lfenil ) benzocromeno (for TD; - the R - BC) alcohol (II, 2.3.4 it tetrahedron it 2 it isoq1 noli - nll ) of Fe llpropargllico (7c) (3 gm) and 4-chloro L-naphthol (sec gm) were diesolvidos in toluene (i00 cru3) and alumina (50 gm) added acid. The mixture was " of AZ uecida (5 min.) 1 in a water bath, cooled and filtered the residue alumina was washed with acetone (3 x i00 em3) and the filtrate and the WR lOex %% XO are combined and the solven , can have removed under reduced pressure. The residue was fried POU II by column and acid on alumina, using petróle.o p.E. Ugh: 40 - 60 - °0 as eluent. The chromene derivatives was obtained as an oil (0.7 gm) pure amarelopálido that darkened in storage in the vehicleand II "the, example 18" repurpose " 2 it .etil2 it 6 it me.% it yl-2 - - morfolinofenilbenzoorcmene (8d; r=e) 3 rfolinopen %in it 3 ol (8) (7 gm) and 4-methyl L- naf %ol (span SG) were dissolved in-so (200 min 3) and alumina (200 gm) acidic fõi adioionada°. The ReportingJBoss % Phew was aque. it-forward (35 mln ) in a banhoá /the, . resfriad - and filters at the residue was Cávado with acetone (5 x 50 em3).0 filtered and the Bond % were combined at the ' the solvent. remvldo . The residue was purlflcado by column chromatography on alumina (200 gm) using ' a 1:2 mixture of petroleum ether and! o.e, it 40 it 60gc as effluent. The benzocromeno (8d; and the R= ¿ ) was obtained as a pale yellow oil (2.8 gm) that pure not induced to crystallize poãe SARs and darkened in remained on the dark. emç !the 19_ 6 it worse it 2 - p d_'lm . and % f-ene ilamiuo !the Cr euqenz lbs (19) the the above compound was prepared analogously to example knot desari % s " the product of this reaction shatter (5 gm) was purified by column ouidadosasroma % ografia¿ U.S.S. Œdo neutral alumina (i00 gm) and a mixture and light petroleum ether and oómo eluent. (19) the oromeno was. obtained as colorless crystals (20 mg) that almost coloremrapld man % and on exposure to light. CPE blended HEU and the Ro qna3d %%% the BOI in chloroform product supplier network sites and after exposure to an d-gun "% ZZ9. nA %% ins. âneo is millstones % squeegee in Figure 6." The form f % oclorldaemuaeoe MIU % more the same as active ingredient iŒam % of n and Q water reads homolog 2 it me %ila .The _Exem 6oloro it 2 it's always i to II - 1 - 2 AB•alkali| œ (alkali me I-I-I-yl % erazini 181 LR• Ifeni II J. benzofused oromeno I to II (S.D.;=01) Icool alkali me %ilpiperazinilfenilpropar - stage (50) (3 gm) and 4-chloro L- naftòl (5 gm) were dissolved in % oluançqusn % and (3 crude 150) and acidic (i00 gm) alumlna was added, the mixture was heated (45 mln ) in a bath and cooled will wa ¿ AU. glacial acetic sou. (50 m3) was adioionado alumina and IDF. + dy and washed with a mixture of 1:19 áoidoaoet "" in the co aoetona (5 x i00 as3), IP radõ 0 1% and the plies were combined and organic solvents removed using an evaporator roduzida °pressío tampon rotates % orŒo , •hr "the residual oil was purified by column chromatography on alumina áoiŒa (200 gm) using a mixture 1:2 of is % er and petroleum (w" EO and 40: 60g0) as eluens % and. 0 benzofused (S.D.; the R=ol hydrochloride) was obtained shotgun a nearly colorless oil, pure, (0.3 gm), that can be induced to crystallize nãQ . ." Example 21 Prepa.raOão it Œe 2 it me %il it 7 it me %oxi2 p- die %i nofenilbenzo9romei % m is the (4d; r=h i=0 and the R) a solution of alcohol 2 p- die %ilafenilpropemgllco (40) the (19.5 gm 0 "05 moJ.es ) and - me %oxi it lnaf %ol (15 gm, 0.09 honey) forar " dissolved in toluene (250 em3) and aqueoi8os in a bath of @ to the AU. The solution % who do and was passed desoen ene emen %% and the U-alumina column (400 gm) dry acidic eludiaolueno % and with the % is the fluent not be more fu % oõrômico . Toluene was removed and the O1 or immature• reeiduo " MPE % the rafado on the Jemima acidic (300 gm) using gasoline (P.E. Ugh @ °0 - 60 - 80) and is %% and the ou eluens tumors.The solid desoolorou , after removal the solven % and, was further purified by chroma % ografia on alumina (150 gm) using acidic % foot róleo (0 6 0 - 80° from B.P.) as eluens % and.Removal of the solvent left a solid which was reorisalizado %% the pair go from petroleum (p°e. 60 - 80 - °0) giving the Cr Ueno's desired shotgun oris % s pale yellow.The absorption spectrum of the forms of the series ooloridas ho7% times the matizo depends on the nature of the powder 8ubs highlighters yn % and position 2. general ushaped HCT are blue aazu /! oúrpura .In eject Table, the invoke Ceres of the various specific given. For comparison, the compounds do not rogênio % Ni-are given B in Table).An EE BC yellow hr ol hydrochloride I to farm morfoltno hr purple-blue purple BC morpholino loiperiaino hr blue purple the bensocremenos containing•@ roge o °, may be incorporated within the of the of the R••to co MPIs in lens PL, 9 - "" oThe, as the L 1 0 0.0 s fuh ollcarbona the methacrylates alqulla . A plastic lens material commercially known as RO 9 is the material more comumen % is used for lens making and Romanians hellooFom_ioosdescri % the UR-and the ioodem be inoorporados lens Regally formed abrioadas L R-Art. dèste material by impregnation.Impregnating paean be conducted RO dipping into a solution of compound helioorômlco . Solvents laughed•fates are preá • fidos because they are inert and have a raises the point El li9eo. 7mersão in solution % v.r LA of independently as in the solvent• heliocrômico reflux is a convenient procedure, preferred solvents are the range L of solvents and perfluoro Partner bicarbonate. the dihydroxy ponívais 8 ghm Ajuda and the range I to similar fluorinated solvents IDS 100 8 of the alkali invisible is0 ChemioalsLimi DE %.Lenses having the eager to brown coloration in UV light may be made of AMEn % 0r bring the of the pre - iamen SE legen %% %•rooms and is simulane mind or sequentially with acosto he3_ioorômioo yellow color and with a•••placed blue color, RO example the ceml the % of the exem it 6 the applicant's copending application g3 8611837 was dissolved in a solvent available from the iperf perfluora 0 7 under the tradename L. c40 (E 16500) to form U to saturated solution and a lens made of plastic 10art ± r 0r39 fo-alkali solution immersed pounds reflux for 30 mln . The lens was then dipped into a solution of the compound described in example 1 of this report for 30 min. under similar conditions. The resulting lenses colored for marrem 8ubme were then had to a lamp of i000 aimilando watt solar radiation.Bud an alternative to solution dip DOE at heliocrômlcoe compounds, the unpredictable ¿ Freemason can be effected RO exposure of lenses to steam of compound helioerômico . This may be obtidõ , pain example, heating the compound heliocrômico in a vacuum chamber in P are here of a lens to be treated. Heating at a temleratu Ra of about 160 - °0 by about I h under a vacuum below about the, 25 10mbar, resulted in Œentescoloriamexpoalção in that the UV light impreé N.A.•0 effect. tion is enhanced by pre-treatment of plastic lens dip in % etraldrofurano at reflux for one hour. Os.espeotros accompanying absorption (Figures I to 8) illustrate fotoerômicas properties - accordingto "Z-" s of D. heliocr compounds " ioos blue color of this, invention in all balance cases, the within curve represents the subject compound" in its colorless state and the upper curve after expoaiçao to ' light gun launched antânea %. Compared with oomposbosò.e spiro-adamantane descriptor " in the 'wa' ò.ente dependent on applicant Technique 86 I1837 , compounds of this invention strongly absorb Z-in ' egião of 5 to 600 min. With reference e.g. finara II " to within curve represents the compound in its colorless state and the sleeve curve. top after irradiation with a Z-simulating sun lamp. Figure 2 mcgtra behavior of this brr - oromeno Example 8. again " the lower curve represents the compound uncolored state and the upper curve the colored state. An important advantage is the fact that the state of this compound absorbs over colored ne.o strongly than UV-colored state in the region. As a consequence, if has the effect of reduced inner filter and a higher conversion of the material W to give a colored state uponirradiation.Despite the impregnation solutions from the solvents are required be the annual process of incorporation were combined with preferred mind helierômlcos compound in plastic material, such as GE 39, is also põssível impregnate the eompostoe " from a fusion.In order to test for impregnating ioor Kon % act from melting as II art possible, the amõstr the eomposto Example 4 was cast onto a plastic sheet and a RO 39 if&MOA RO dlcionada sheet 39 to form a rum sandwich. The sample was maintained at 160 0 for 40 mlmutostresfrlaça then, and the washed w chloroform expeotro of predictable of CR 39 demonstrates a 'DOC' impregnated of 25 "7 x 10 - 5 mere ERA impreEnação in a sides this is' compares one hundred a, 0od, of 19, 3 x 10-5} ¿ in obtained when the ME the cempos % the was impregnated in milliamps sheet RO 39 pair % IR of a solution of solvent FL. orcarbono fc40 deals bonded by 3 I colored" oratlon .•0 term '0od' relates the % ACL ¿ density material in the form colored unpredictable ¿ swim.' * When s " incorporate heliocrômicos compound on the materials of plastic is padding is the pair go % melting, pose'S % prior to exclude oxygen in order to prevent degradation of the compound heliocr goeldi.the Ro 0u % 9ara process incorporate õsheliocrômicos compounds in the WR %% inc. plastic involves include the composed in milliamps erlal %% 6 1 0% of plastic pair going from which the legen % # and is molded. the %%% descrlecnŒca ••is in the ene %% paddle and US pneumovirus ns MD 4576766° although invention has been described with reference partleular use from GE as eompostcs ' heliocrômimos ERA manufacturing àe hurt %%% s f oreaivam , will be on the % o that the oompos % the also has other uses deriving their PTS riedad sec f % $SAC the OCR. 0 placed flanges e.g. be used w held up generally, IDF % ROIs and variable density.I. think Separation % álmlca or planar deepening in light sol and converts to a pale or colorless condition in white light in % in!as RAE oera % environments in U-s, the air and the ut % link % tumors that fact at the R same incorporated " or coated'S. at least two EHB'S Principal oompos % XO hellocromloos " one of the referidoe compound comprising a spiro- benzoplrauo or espironaftopiranõ of adaman % year that a group ad8man % year s % presence i0 at position 2 it spiro ring or SLS benzopiraiuoopirano and a BSE compound comprising a static benzoou naphtho go the % between a inc. of I %% Ni- u_inçe consented rogênio at position 2 of the ring tyrant.2. lens and accordance with claim II, wherein the AF pelao % d that a (referred to compose them -% the his ocrômioo is a piraneesplronafJ AD Mann % year and a second compound in the general formula ocromlco Hell Photoreactive plastics lenses are disclosed which are coated or impregnated with an adamantane 2-spiro-benzo or naphthopyran and with a blue colouring pho tochromic benzo- or naphthopyran having a nitrogen containing substituent in the 2-position in the pyran ring. The lenses darken in sunlight and fade rapidly at ambient temperatures in the dark or in white light which does not contain a U.V. component. The combination of the yellow/orange colouring adamantane 2-spiro pyran compound with the purple/blue colouring pyran gives a desired brown/grey colouration in the sunlight-darkened lens. The invention includes novel blue-colouring pyran compounds in which the nitrogen-containing substituent in the 2-position is a phenyl group having an amino or substituted amino or nitrogen-containing heterocyclic substituent in the ortho- or para-position of the phenyl group. I. think Separation % [...] or planar deepening in light sol and converts to a pale or colorless condition in white light in % in!as RAE [...] % environments in U-s, the air and the ut % link % tumors that fact at the R same incorporated " or coated'S. at least two EHB'S Principal [...] % XO [...] " one of the [...] compound comprising a spiro-[...] or [...] of [...] % year that a group ad8man % year s % presence i0 at position 2 it spiro ring or SLS [...] and a BSE compound comprising a static [...] naphtho go the % between a inc. of I %% Ni-[...] consented [...] at position 2 of the ring tyrant.
2. lens and accordance with claim II, wherein the AF [...] % d that a (referred to compose them -% the his [...] is a [...] AD Mann % year and a second compound Helen [...] in general formula R IR (II) X in which R represents an alkyl group or a group that may contain a substituent glycolate containing [...] and R ' represents one or more substituents selected among.
hydrogen, alkyl, halogen, glycolate, hydroxy, alkoxy, dialkylamino [...], or a group [...] doing this and in thereal•ring containing the group R-[...] ' may be [...] and X represents a group having a nitrogen containing substituent [...]. ' 3. lens of claim 2 conjugates, wherein the group X is a group having [...] substituted amino or a [...] - center of nitrogen containing ortho and/or to 4. lens according to [...] 2 amu 3, wherein the R group is a phenyl group having a substituted amino or a [...] center of nitrogen containing substituent in the ortho position or to. 5, lens accordingto claim 2, .
- wherein the [...] compound has the formula [...]:
R-Y-Y-Y-R " ClA) wherein R has the same meaning as in claim 2, each Y represents hydrogen, amine, alkyl or dialkylamino group or a coextrusion [...] BC containing [...] (with the proviso that, at least one Y substituent containing a [...] and R ' represents one or more substituents. selected from hydrogen [...], the [...], halogen, alkoxy, glycolate, the amino group or a substituted [...] center of the ring containing the R or [...] ' [...] and, the R " represents hydrogen, alkyl, halogen, or glycolate [...]. - - 5. lens of claim 5,, wherein the second compound has the general formula [...]:
R-R-R-3 4" (III)Y-wherein R 5 and R 4 each independently represent one or more substituents selected sounding hydrogen, alkyl, lower, glycolate, lower alkoxy, hydroxy, halogen, alkyl or dialkylamino group or a heterosexual 37oC doing this. 7. lens of claim 5, wherein R 5 [...] enyl alkoxy group. 8. lens of claim 7 or [...], at the pounds of the Y is an amino group or substituted amino, morpholino, [...], pyridine or pyrrole Dean. 9. lens according to claims 6, 7 8 amu, wherein sub $[...] 3 R-a lower alkoxy group, lower [...] halogen or I and is present at position 6.
. 10. lens of claim II, [...] wherein the second compound has the general formula [...] ([...]), R-R-Z-[...] (V) wherein R,, s alkyl group or an aryl group and Z represents an alkyl glycolate or complexes.
II Diabetes. Lens of claim [...], at act of wherein each Z independently represents enyl group or a substituted enyl pounds with a primary amino group, secondary or [...] or a group containing the Ni ' [...] doing this and R is an alkyl group.
20 12. Pyran [...] compound having the general formula (IA cations):
R-Y-|Â ¥(IA cations) is lower in the R EU [...], [...] Y represents, independently, hydrogen, amino or alkyl or dialkylamino, or a group containing nitrocellulose [...] center of tip, with the condition that does not [...] two groups represented [...] " Y are hydrogen, the R 'represents one or more substituents selected from hydrogen, alkyl, [...], [...], ' aryl, amino or substituted or a warm [...] group and wherein the center of.
ring containing the R substituent ' may be [...] and R " represents one or more selected [...] $of hydrogen ., alkyl, halo, alkoxy or glycolate.
S. Tyrant compound, said compound having the general [...] (III) (III)Y-wherein R 3 and R 4 represent, independently, a more substituents selected within [...] I, lower alkyl, glycolate, lower alkoxy, hydroxy, halo-[...] pounds.
1s alkyl or dialkylamino group or a center of [...] and Y is R-'% plunger the same meanings that aft [...] 1 0 12. 14. Pyran compound of claim 13, wherein [...] pounds of 3 R substituent group is a lower [...], lower alkoxy phenol or [...] and Casanova is present at position 6.
15. tyrant compound of claim 13 14 amu [...] wherein at least one of the groups represented by Y is [...] or dialkylamino or a compound containing nitro2s [...] doing this. 16. Pyran compound, at act of have the general formula:
I-R-R-R THE X'S 4.
10.
wherein R 3 and 4 represent, independently, one or more substituents selected within hydrogen, lower alkyl, glycolate, lower [...] ., [...], halogen, alkyl or D-[...] or one g [...]. [...]-co-, R represents alkyl or aryl, and X represents hydrogen, lower alkyl or glycolate. 17. Pyran compound of claim CO 15, wherein wherein X ' [...] sitting a group P having a enyl amino or substituted amino " or a [...] containing [...] in doing this.
ortho position or P of Ra. 18. pyran compound at pounds [...] having the general [...] (V):
The R 0 R-Z-Z-'S (ZZ9) wherein R is an alkyl group or an aryl group and Z represents hydrogen, alkyl or glycolate. 19. Compound of claim 17, wherein R is an alkyl group and each Z represents a phenyl group or a [...] group that is substituted a Dementia Terr [...] amido group, or a tertiary or [...] center of nitrogen-containing group.