“…369 The camphor oxime (423) has been hydrosilylated by using a trialkylsilane in the presence of RhCl(PPh,),, PtO,, or K[PtCl,(C,H,)]. Acidic hydrolysis of the product mixture gave the expected epimeric amines (424) together with the ring-cleavage product (425).370 It has been demonstrated that the imine (426) can be alkylated at the pro-R face of the activated methylene group to give products (427) and (428) with enantiomeric excesses of from 0 to (+)-Camphor (373) has been converted into a series of derivatives ( 429) and (430) whose tautomerism has been Several compounds with the general structure (43 1) have been synthesized and their pharmacological properties evaluated. 373 The oxidation of isoborneol (379) to camphor, using polymersupported CrO,, has been described.…”