NAMICs
NAMICs, or N-acyl hydrazones, are a class of organic compounds characterized by the presence of an acyl hydrazone functional group. This functional group is formed by the condensation reaction between a carboxylic acid derivative, typically an ester or acid chloride, and a hydrazine derivative. The general structure of a NAMIC involves a C=N bond where the nitrogen atom is bonded to an amino group that is further acylated.
NAMICs exhibit a diverse range of chemical properties and have found applications in various fields. Their
Furthermore, the structural versatility of NAMICs allows for the introduction of different substituents, which can tune