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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Aug 3.
Published in final edited form as: J Org Chem. 2008 Oct 21;73(22):8780–8784. doi: 10.1021/jo8015067

Table 4.

Chemoselectivity in Oxidatively Sensitive Ynamides.

entry ynamides α-keto-imidesa yield [%]b
1 graphic file with name nihms127629t33.jpg 43 graphic file with name nihms127629t34.jpg 50 46
2 graphic file with name nihms127629t35.jpg 44 graphic file with name nihms127629t36.jpg 51 35
3 graphic file with name nihms127629t37.jpg 45 graphic file with name nihms127629t38.jpg 52 15c
4 graphic file with name nihms127629t39.jpg 46 graphic file with name nihms127629t40.jpg 53 40
5 graphic file with name nihms127629t41.jpg 47 graphic file with name nihms127629t42.jpg 54 65
6 graphic file with name nihms127629t43.jpg 48 graphic file with name nihms127629t44.jpg 55 39
7 graphic file with name nihms127629t45.jpg 49 graphic file with name nihms127629t46.jpg 56 88
a

4 equiv DMDO, acetone, it, 2.5 h.

b

Isolated yields.

c

Also isolated~33% yield of the epoxidized α-keto-imide.