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Thermal Reactions Formally Involving No Other Species

Thermal Reactions Formally Involving No Other Species [Pg.438]

Rearrangements of the van Alphen-Hiittel type, involving migrations of carbon-linked substituents around the ring, and characteristic of the 2H-and 3//-pyrroles, the 3H- and 4//-pyrazoles, and the 2i/-imidazoles, are rare among 4//-imidazoles because of lack of suitably substituted examples. A number of other thermal reactions are known, including the extensively studied rearrangements of structure types 2 and 21. [Pg.438]

When a 4-methyl group is present, the reaction follows a different course (Section IV,D,l,c) earlier claims of an acid-catalyzed rearrangement to the isomeric 4-hydroxymethyl-l//-imidazole were later corrected.  [Pg.439]


A. Thermal Reactions Formally Involving No Other Species... [Pg.438]

Azolinones, azolinethiones, azolinimines N-Oxides, N-imides, N-ylides of azoles Thermal and Photochemical Reactions Formally Involving No Other Species 2.1 Thermal fragmentation... [Pg.39]

Thermal and photochemical reactions formally involving no other species... [Pg.167]

Reactions Formally Involving No Other Species (Except as Trapping Agents) S.OS.3.2.1 Thermal and photochemical reactions... [Pg.100]

Thermal and photochemical reactions formally involving no other species Electrophilic attack at ring oxygen Electrophilic attack at ring nitrogen Electrophilic attack at ring carbon... [Pg.829]




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