1976
DOI: 10.1002/ardp.19763090514
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Imidazolsynthesen, 8. Mitt.: N‐Substituierte Imidazole nach Weidenhagen

Abstract: Die Weidenhagen‐Synthese N‐unsubstituierter Imidazole aus α‐substituierten Carbonylverbindungen 1, Aldehyden 3, wäßrigem Ammoniak (4) und Kupfer(II)‐salzen als Oxidationsmittel ist in Gegenwart primärer Amine 5 auch zur Darstellung N‐substituierter Imidazole 6 geeignet.

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“…[18] In addition,t hey are intermediates in the synthesis of furanones [19] and imidazoles. [20] In comparison to other known synthetic methodologies for the preparation of b-oxo esters, e.g.,t he two-steph ydration/esterification of propargylic alcohols, [21] the carboxylation of a-halo ketones, [18a] the copper-catalyzedi nsertion of a-diazok etones into the O À Hb ondo fc arboxylic acids, [22] the Wacker oxidation of allyl carboxylates [23] or the oxidation of ketones with metal acetate complexes, [24] the direct ruthenium-catalyzed addition is the most straightforward anda tom-economical route.M oreover, the reaction conditions are relatively mild (60 to 120 8 8C) and the substrates are simple andc ommercially available. [25] Thep roposedm echanism for the ruthenium-catalyzed formation of b-oxo esters starts with the nucleophilic attack of the carboxylica cid to the h 2 -alkyne ruthenium complex A giving Markovnikov addition.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[18] In addition,t hey are intermediates in the synthesis of furanones [19] and imidazoles. [20] In comparison to other known synthetic methodologies for the preparation of b-oxo esters, e.g.,t he two-steph ydration/esterification of propargylic alcohols, [21] the carboxylation of a-halo ketones, [18a] the copper-catalyzedi nsertion of a-diazok etones into the O À Hb ondo fc arboxylic acids, [22] the Wacker oxidation of allyl carboxylates [23] or the oxidation of ketones with metal acetate complexes, [24] the direct ruthenium-catalyzed addition is the most straightforward anda tom-economical route.M oreover, the reaction conditions are relatively mild (60 to 120 8 8C) and the substrates are simple andc ommercially available. [25] Thep roposedm echanism for the ruthenium-catalyzed formation of b-oxo esters starts with the nucleophilic attack of the carboxylica cid to the h 2 -alkyne ruthenium complex A giving Markovnikov addition.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[1][2][3][4] Furthermore, β-oxopropyl esters are basic intermediates in the synthesis of α-hydroxy ketones, [5] furanones, [6,7] imidazoles, [8] and amides and peptides. [1][2][3][4] Furthermore, β-oxopropyl esters are basic intermediates in the synthesis of α-hydroxy ketones, [5] furanones, [6,7] imidazoles, [8] and amides and peptides.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…10 Solid and Lewis acid catalysts have been of great interest in organic synthesis. 11 There are many methods for the synthesis of polysubstituted imidazoles by employing of Lewis acids 12 such as condensation of diones, aldehydes, primary amines and ammonia in the presence of various acid catalysts, [13][14][15] N-alkylation of trisubstituted imidazoles, 16 condensation of benzil or * For correspondence benzoin acetate with aldehydes, primary amines and ammonia in the presence of copper acetate, 17,18 condensation of o-diamines with aldehydes and in the presence of tetrabutylammonium fluoride (TBAF), 19 etc. The first method is the most well-known and classical method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%