Methoxypyrimidines preferentially add to benzonitrile oxide to give cycloadducts to their C=N double bonds. These, however, lose benzonitrile affording the corresponding pyrimidones. Cycloadditions to their C=C double bonds take place to a very low extent, and products generally undergo a ring opening process which affords the corresponding oximes. Pyrimidones preferentially give addition products to their nitrogen atoms, and only in the case of 4-pyrimidone, the cycloadduct to its C=C double bond was isolated.
Reactions of benzonitrile oxide with methoxypyrimidines and pyrimidones
CORSARO, Antonino;PISTARA', Venerando;RESCIFINA, Antonio;CHIACCHIO, MARIA ASSUNTA ROSSELLA;
2005-01-01
Abstract
Methoxypyrimidines preferentially add to benzonitrile oxide to give cycloadducts to their C=N double bonds. These, however, lose benzonitrile affording the corresponding pyrimidones. Cycloadditions to their C=C double bonds take place to a very low extent, and products generally undergo a ring opening process which affords the corresponding oximes. Pyrimidones preferentially give addition products to their nitrogen atoms, and only in the case of 4-pyrimidone, the cycloadduct to its C=C double bond was isolated.File in questo prodotto:
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