PMR‐spectra of some 5‐bromo‐4‐R‐pyrimidines (R=Ph, But, OMe, PhMeN, MeNH, Me) in KNH2/liquid NH3 are described. Evidence is presented for the formation of stable σ‐adducts by attack of an amide ion on C6 of the pyrimidine ring in the cases of R=Ph, But, OMe, PhMeN. When the C4‐substituent contains an acidic hydrogen atom α to the aromatic nucleus (R=MeNH, Me), deprotonation occurs and in the case of R=Me also adduct formation has been observed.
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