J. Barltrop, A. C. Day, A. Mack, A. Shahrisa, S. Wakamatsu
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Competing pathways in the phototransposition of pyrazoles
Cyano-substituted pyrazoles transpose photo-chemically into imidazoles by two concurrent paths: (a) 1,5-interchange, probably by 2,5-bonding to a diazabicyclopentene which isomerises by nitrogen ‘walk’ before rearomatisation, and (b) 2,3-interchange, probably via an intermediate azirine; in sharp contrast, 1,5-dimethyl-3-trifluoromethylpyrazole phototransposes exclusively by the former path.