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. 2012 Aug 15;8:1293–1302. doi: 10.3762/bjoc.8.147

Table 2.

Use of a 20-member validation library to probe the reaction scope.

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Sultama Purity (%)b Yield (%)b Quantity (mg) Sultama Purity (%)b Yield (%)b Quantity (mg)

1{3} 99.8 78 79.5 5{1} 100 80 79.8
2{3} 99.4 69 70.0 5{2} 100 80 79.4
3{3} 100 48 49.3 5{3} 100 76 75.8
4{3} 99.7 53 54.1 5{4} 100 79 79.1
1{1} 100 71 71.7 5{5} 100 83 85.7
1{2} 100 72 73.4 5{6} 100 80 83.1
1{4} 99.8 75 76.7 5{7} 98.2 17 18.7c
1{5} 99.7 69 73.6 5{8} 99.9 46 49.2
1{6} 99.6 85 90.2 5{9} 99.1 79 85.3
1{8} 100 86 94.9 5{10} 99.1 78 83.7

aReaction conditions: benzoxathiazocine 1,1-dioxides 18 (1 equiv, 80 mg), dry DMSO (0.5 M) and amine (5 equiv.); bpurified by automated preparative reverse phase HPLC (detected by mass spectroscopy); purity was assessed by HPLC (214 nm); cthe low yield obtained was due to instrumental error (see Supporting Information File 1 for more information).