“…Isoxazoles and 2-pyrazoles can be easily obtained by oxidation of isoxazolines [12][13][14][15][16][17] and 2-pyrazolines [18], respectively. Several methods have been reported for oxidation of isoxazolines and 2-pyrazolines including Pd-C-acetic acid [19], carbon-activated oxygen [20], cobalt soap of fatty acids [21] [23], manganese dioxide [24], potassium permanganate [24,25], silver nitrate [26], iodobenzene diacetate [27], zirconium nitrate [28], nickel peroxide [29], chromite [16], N-bromosuccinimide (NBS) [30], manganese triacetate [31], sodium bicarbonate-dimethylformamide [32], 2,3-dichloro-5,6-dicyanobenzoquinone (DDQ) [33], sodium carbonate-methanol [10], and tetrakis pyridine nickel(II) dichromate [34]. However, many of these methods have such disadvantages as long reaction times, low yields, and toxicity because of the elements present in the reagents used.…”