“…The latter a, 4-CH 3 ; b, 3-CH 3 ; c, H; d, 4-Cl; e, 3-Cl; f, 4-EtOCO; g, 4-CH 3 CO; h, 3-NO 2 ; ithe 3,4-dihydroquinoxalin-2-one derivatives 188 when treated with aqueous sodium hydroxide in ethanol (Scheme 61)[19]. HOMO calculations of the bonding energies of the two possible tautomeric forms indicated that the ketohydrazone structure 188A is more stable than the azo form 188B[83].Treatment of 2-arylhydrazonobenzo-1,4-oxazines 190 with ammonium acetate was reported to give the respective 2-arylazoquinoxaline derivatives 191 (Scheme 62)[84,85].4H-1,4-Benzoxazineso-Aminophenol 189 was reported to react with the hydrazonoyl halides in ethanol in the presence of sodium ethoxide to yield the respective 2-arylhydrazonobenzo-1,4-oxazine 192A or their 2-arylazo-tautomers 192B (Scheme 63)[14,23,43,83,84].In contrast to the foregoing literature reports, it was indicated that reaction of 2-aminophenol 189 with ethyl N-(arylhydrazono) chloroacetate 1B afforded 2-substituted 1,3,4-oxadiazines 193 (Scheme 64)[20]. This reaction requires further confirmation.Reaction of 2-aminophenol 189 with the 2-oxohydrazonoyl bromide 1R was reported to afford the tricyclic compound 194 A, Me; E, XC 6 H 4 ; F, benzofuran-2-yl; P, MeOCO(CH2 …”