Hydroxamic acids titanium trichloride

Under mild conditions, titanium trichloride reduces hydroxamic acids to the corresponding amides and lactams (including (3-lactams) in good yield (equation 28). ... 

Other methods, among which thermolysis or photolysis of tetrazene [59], photolysis of nitrosoamines in acidic solution [60], photolysis of nitrosoamides in neutral medium [61], anodic oxidation of lithium amides [62], tributylstannane-mediated homolysis of O-benzoyl hydroxamic derivatives [63, 64], and spontaneous homolysis of a transient hydroxamic acid sulfinate ester [65] could have specific advantages. The redox reaction of hydroxylamine with titanium trichloride in aqueous acidic solution results in the formation of the simplest protonated aminyl radical [66] similarly, oxaziridines react with various metals, notably iron and copper, to generate a nitrogen-centered radical/oxygen-centered anion pair [67, 68]. The development of thiocarbazone derivatives by Zard [5, 69] has provided complementary useful method able to sustain, under favorable conditions, a chain reaction where stannyl radicals act simply as initiators and allow transfer of a sulfur-containing... 

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