“…We first prepared tertiarya lcohols 1b-1d bearing two different alkyl groups (R 1 = Me, R 2 = Et, n-propyl,a nd n-pentyl);r esulting products 3b-3d arose from a1 ,2-migration of small methyl, in accordw ith the Wagner-Meerwein reaction. [10] For secondary propargyl alcohols 1e-1i (R 1 = 4XC 6 H 4 ,R 2 = H, Me, Cl, tBu, and OMe), their alkyne iminations afforded the corresponding products 3e-3i in satisfactory yields;a1,2-phenyl migration occurred preferably whereas a1 ,2-hydrogen shift was entirely absent.W hen product 3e was treated with p-TSA (p-toluenesulfonica cid, 10 mol %) in hot DCE (70 8C, 12 h), the E/Z ratio remained the same (E/Z = 6:1);t his observation suggests that the E-isomer was produced thermodynamically favorably.F or two secondary alcohols, 1j (R 1 = cyclopropyl) and 1k (R 1 = CH= [a] 1a (0.10 m,1 .0 equiv) and 2a (2.5 equiv). [ b] Product yields wereo btained after purification from as ilica column.…”