“…N-Vinyl analogues are widely used as very important intermediates in polymerizations, 1 alkaloid syntheses, 2 protecting procedure 3 , Diels-Alder reactions 4 , regioselective Heck couplings 5 and pyrimidine syntheses. 6 Whereas numerous reaction methods for the preparation of N-vinyl analogues have been previously reported using dehydration, 7 dehydroalkoxylation, 8 copper 9 and palladium 10 catalyzed vinylation, coupling with 2-halo vinyliodides, 11 and decomposition of acyloxy ethyl derivatives, 12 introducing vinyl moieties at the nitrogen atom in lactams have not been generally studied.…”