2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.tetlet.2011.07.045
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Beckmann rearrangement of oximes using pivaloyl chloride/DMF complex

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“…A new protocol for mild, efficient, and general conversion of ketoximes 50 to their corresponding amides 17 was developed by Narahari and co-workers in 2011 through a Beckmann rearrangement using an inexpensive and nontoxic reagent (pivaloyl chloride/DMF complex) in DMF as the solvent (Scheme 64). 163 Classical Beckmann rearrangements were generally performed in the presence of strongly acidic and dehydrating media at high temperatures 97,[164][165][166] while formation of a pivaloyl chloride/DMF complex in this method was achieved at room temperature without the use of acid.…”
Section: Dmf As a Reagentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A new protocol for mild, efficient, and general conversion of ketoximes 50 to their corresponding amides 17 was developed by Narahari and co-workers in 2011 through a Beckmann rearrangement using an inexpensive and nontoxic reagent (pivaloyl chloride/DMF complex) in DMF as the solvent (Scheme 64). 163 Classical Beckmann rearrangements were generally performed in the presence of strongly acidic and dehydrating media at high temperatures 97,[164][165][166] while formation of a pivaloyl chloride/DMF complex in this method was achieved at room temperature without the use of acid.…”
Section: Dmf As a Reagentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…114-115 °C). 17 Uma pequena amostra da acetanilida foi recristalizada em água, fornecendo um material mais cristalino (p.f. 113-114 °C).…”
Section: Aula 1: Síntese Da Acetanilida (1)unclassified
“…The vapor‐phase rearrangement requires high reaction temperatures leading to decay in catalytic activity, decomposition of the oxime and poor yields as well as high operating costs, while the solid state reactions involve tedious workup and separation issues . Consequently, liquid‐phase catalytic Beckmann rearrangement has garnered significant attention because it is desirable to conduct the reaction under mild conditions, with good selectivity and industrial practicality . As a result, various homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts were developed for carrying out the rearrangement in a suitable medium.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%