Toxicity of Some N-Substituted Carbazoles Along With Compounds Containing Methylene-Dioxyphenyl Ring on Mosquito Larvae

B. P. Das, B. Choudhury* and Molla Yousuf Jamal

Department of Chemistry, Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan-731 235, West Bengal India.

ABSTRACT:

Studies on the toxicity of some N-substituted carbazoles with piperine and piperic acid on mosquito larvae (Culex sp.) show that N-methyl, N-acetyl and 2,9-diacetyl carbazoles, and also piperine are highly toxic to mosquito larvae, but piperic acid, N-benzoyl carbazole, N-p-nitrobenzoyl carb-azole and carbazole are not so. Hence replacement of NH proton of carbazole by suitable group makes it toxic.

KEYWORDS:

Compounds; Containing; Methylene-Dioxyphenyl

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Copy the following to cite this article: Das B. P, Choudhury B, Jamal M. Y. Toxicity of Some N-Substituted Carbazoles Along With Compounds Containing Methylene-Dioxyphenyl Ring on Mosquito Larvae. Orient J Chem 1985;1(2).

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