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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 21.
Published in final edited form as: Org Biomol Chem. 2014 May 21;12(19):3026–3036. doi: 10.1039/c4ob00115j

Table 1.

Catalytic N-oxidation of quinolinea

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Entry Catalyst (x mol%) Solvent (temperature/°C) Yield(%)
1 CH3CN (50) 0
2 C2H5OH (50) 0
3 CF3SO3H (10) CH3CN (50) 0
4 CF3CO2H (10) CH3CN (50) 0
5 Sc(O3SCF3)3 (10) CH3CN (50) 13
6 FeCl3 (10) CH3CN (50) 0
7 CuCl2 (10) CH3CN (50) 0
8 [Ru(p-cumene)Cl]2 (10) CH3CN (50) 0
9 Na2WO4 (10) CH3CN (50) 0
10 Mo(O2)2O·HMPA (10) CH3CN (50) 22
11 MoO3 (10) CH3CN (50) 19
12 Na2MoO4 (10) CH3CN (50) 33
13 MoO2Cl2 (10) CH3CN (50) 13
14 Mo(CO)6 (10) CH3CN (50) 14
15 (NH4)2Mo7O24 (10) CH3CN (50) 16
16 H3PMo12O40 (10) C2H5OH (50) 39
17 H3PMo12O40 (10) CH3CN (70) 95
18b H3PMo12O40 (1) CH3CN (50) 97
19 H3PMo12O40 (0.5) CH3CN (50) 99
a

Reaction conditions: csubstrate = 1 mol L−1, except if stated otherwise;

b

30% aqueous H2O2. csubstrate = 2 mol L−1.