Margaret Brimble, Ze Kuang, Xiaobo Ding, D. Furkert
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Synthesis and alpha-Functionalisation of Cyclic Imines
-Functionalisation of cyclic imines has been explored. The cyclic imine substrates were synthesised from their respective halonitrile precursors using a nucleophilic addition/cyclisation sequence. Selective monohalogenation of the cyclic imines yielded alpha-haloimines, which served as a platform to obtain various alpha-hydroxyimine derivatives. In addition, an unusual tautomerisation and oxidation sequence was observed in the attempted preparation of alpha-hydroxyimines.