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Intramolecular coupling, ketones with oxime

On the other hand, since oxime ethers were electrochemically more inert than ketones under the electroreduction conditions, the electroreductive intra- and inter-molecular coupling of ketones with oxime ethers proceeded via anion radicals in good yields (equations 5 and 6) °4i. Moreover, cobaloxime-mediated intramolecular radical addition onto oxime functions in the electrolysis media proceeded to afford the cyclized aminoethers (equation 7). ... [Pg.501]

Intermolecular reactions between 0-benzyl oximes and ketones (or aldehydes) are limited to those with formaldehyde O-benzyl oxime. However, intramolecular coupling proceeds with carbonyl-tethered oxime ethers (Equation (69)). [Pg.67]

Reductive cross-dimerization has been established with ketones and 0-meth-oximes upon reduction in isopropanol with a Sn cathode as a convenient route to yS-amino alcohols, diastereoselectivities of up to 85 15 were obtained. A chiral ligand was obtained this way from the coupling of (-) - menthone with O-methyl acetaldoxime. Similarly, ketones could be coupled to hydrazones and nitrones. Also, intramolecular couplings were achieved with good yields and diastereoselectivity (Fig. 56) [308]. [Pg.433]

Samarium diiodide has also been used for the intramolecular coupling of aldehydes and ketones with O-benzyl formaldoxime [83], for the corresponding intermolecular coupling with diphenylhydrazone [84,85] and for the intramolecular coupling of an a,p-unsaturated ester with an oxime ether [86] (Scheme 39). In all these cases the addition of HMPA was found to be essential for a successful reaction. [Pg.119]


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