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              Heterocyclic Chemistry                                                                      327

               TABLE V Ultraviolet Spectral Maxima and Extinctions for Heteroaromatic Compounds
                            Neutral form    Monoprotonated form             Neutral form    Monoprotonated form
                         Wave length  Intensity  Wave length  Intensity  Wave length  Intensity  Wave length  Intensity
               Compound    (nm)    (log 10 ε)  (nm)   (log 10 ε)  Compound  (nm)   (log 10 ε)  (nm)   (log 10 ε)
               Pyrrole      210      4.20     241      3.90   Pyridine     257      3.42      256      3.70
               Furan        208      3.90     —         —     Pyridazine   247      3.04      —         —
                                                                           300      2.51      238      3.21
               Thiophene    231      3.87     —         —     Pyrimidine   243      3.51      242      3.64
               Pyrazole     210      3.53     217      3.67   Pyrazine     261      3.77      —         —
                                                                           300      2.93      266      3.86
               Isoxazole    211      3.60     —         —     Indole       270      3.77      280      3.68
                                                              Quinoline    275      3.51      —         —
               Isothiazole  244      3.72     —         —                  299      3.46      313      3.79
                                                                           212      3.52      —         —
               Thiazole     233      3.57     —         —     Isoquinoline  306     3.38      270      3.30
                                                                           319      3.47      332      3.63


              The azoles show annular tautomerism of the type exem-  amounts of the pyridinium and 4-pyridone forms.
              plified next.                                                     OH          O
                Hydroxyamino, mercapto, and methyl substituents are
              capable of tautomerism when attached to a heterocyclic
                                                                               +
              ring containing a pyridine-like nitrogen atom. This type         N           N
                                                                              _ O          OH
              of tautomerism is found in the pyridines.
                                                                           tautomerism of 4-hydroxypyridine 1-oxide
                Pyridones predominate strongly over their tautomeric
              forms, the 2- and 4-hydroxypyridines. For the nitrogen  N-Hydroxypyrroles have, in principle, three tau-
              analogs, the reverse is true, 2- and 4-aminopyridines being  tomeric forms, but for 1-hydroxy-2-cyanopyrrole, only the
              favored over the pyridonimine forms. This difference can  N-hydroxy form has been observed.
              be rationalized by considering the mesomerism of the al-
                                                                                                   H
              ternative forms. The charge-separated form of 4-pyridone,                              H
              being aromatic, is greatly preferred over the nonaromatic,            +  CN         +   CN
              charge-separated form of 4-hydroxypyridine. In the case  N   CN      N  H           N
                                                                       OH          _ O           _  O
              of 4-aminopyridine, the charge-separated version of the
              imino form affords little stabilization, despite being aro-  tautomerism of 1-hydroxy-2-cyanopyrrole
              matic, because nitrogen accommodates a negative charge
                                                                  For 2,3-dihydroxy-furan, -pyrrole, and -thiophene, the
                                                                ketoenol forms are favored over the corresponding diketo
                                                                forms.
                   _
                   O          O           OH        + OH
                                                                              O              OH
                  +                                                             O              O
                   N          N           N          N _                    X               X
                   H          H                                          tautomerism of 2,3-dihydroxyheterocycles
                      4-pyridone           4-hydroxypyridine
                                                                                          (X = O, NH, S)
                  _
                   NH         NH          NH 2       + NH 2
                                                                     TABLE VI Some Characteristic Infrared Ab-
                                                                     sorption Maxima for Ring-Stretching Modes of
                   +                                                 Common Heteroaromatic Compounds
                   N          N           N          N _
                   H          H                                      Compound    Absorption frequencies (cm −1 )
                     4-pyridonimine        4-aminopyridine
                                                                     Pyrroles  1560–1530  1510–1480  1410–1390
                                                                     Furans    1600–1560  1520–1470  1410–1370
              much less readily than does oxygen.
                                                                     Thiophenes  1540–1505  1440–1405  1370–1340
                Hydroxypyridine 1-oxides are also tautomeric; 4-
                                                                     Pyridines  1610–1590  1580–1570  1485–1465
              hydroxypyridine 1-oxide exists in approximately equal
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