2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.tetlet.2015.10.103
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A facile, one pot method for the synthesis of 4-acyl-1,2-dihydro-3-benzazepines, based on the ring expansion of natural and synthetic 3,4-dihydroisoquinoline pseudo bases

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“…In the conditions 1, the reaction of the N‐substituted 3‐chloroacetylindole 2 c and p‐methoxyphenacylbromide ( 2 h ) with 1 gave the mixture (≈ 1 : 4) of the corresponding products 6 and 3 (Table ). But in conditions 2, only normal products 3c and 3 h were formed in these reactions with yields 83 and 73 %, respectively. In contrast to the haloketone 2 c , all N‐unsubstituted 3‐chloroacetylindoles (compounds 2 a,b,d ‐ g ) in the conditions 1 give only the rearranged products 6 a,b,d ‐ g , usually in good yields (Table ).…”
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“…In the conditions 1, the reaction of the N‐substituted 3‐chloroacetylindole 2 c and p‐methoxyphenacylbromide ( 2 h ) with 1 gave the mixture (≈ 1 : 4) of the corresponding products 6 and 3 (Table ). But in conditions 2, only normal products 3c and 3 h were formed in these reactions with yields 83 and 73 %, respectively. In contrast to the haloketone 2 c , all N‐unsubstituted 3‐chloroacetylindoles (compounds 2 a,b,d ‐ g ) in the conditions 1 give only the rearranged products 6 a,b,d ‐ g , usually in good yields (Table ).…”
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“…3‐Benzazepine moiety is an important pharmacophore represented in many biologically active compounds and drugs (see review and the literature cited in our previous work). However, many functionalized 3‐benzazepines, particularly those that have acyl group in the azepine ring, remain poorly characterized.…”
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