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A Regioselective and High-Yielding Method for Formaldehyde Inclusion in the 3CC Groebke-Blackburn-Bienaymé Reaction: One-Step Access to 3-Aminoimidazoazines

Authors: Hong-yu Li; Anuj Sharma;

A Regioselective and High-Yielding Method for Formaldehyde Inclusion in the 3CC Groebke-Blackburn-Bienaymé Reaction: One-Step Access to 3-Aminoimidazoazines

Abstract

A regioselective, mild, convenient, and effective condition is developed for the inclusion of glyoxylic acid as formaldehyde equivalent in the 3CC reaction towards synthesis of 3-aminoalkyl imidazo-azines. In general, formaldehydes do not perform well with Ugi-type multicomponent sequences, and the method reported here is a regioselective and high-yielding one for the HCHO variant of Groebke-Blackburn-Bienayme reaction.

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