Microwave-assisted preparations of dihydropyrroles from alkenone O-phenyl oximes

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Publication Date 2007-09-11
DOI 10.1039/B712582H
Impact Factor 6.222
Authors

Fernando Portela-Cubillo, Jackie S. Scott, John C. Walton


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Abstract

Microwave irradiation of alkenone O-phenyl oximes produces iminyl radicals that ring close to yield dihydropyrrole derivatives; pyrroles and pyridines can be obtained from related precursors.

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