Mechanism Analysis for Catalytic Synthesis of 4-quinolones Derivatives by Eaton's reagent

Liu Tianyu; Qiao Yuanyuan

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Mechanism Analysis for Catalytic Synthesis of 4-quinolones Derivatives by Eaton's reagent

Liu Tianyu 1,Qiao Yuanyuan 2 *

1.College of Chemistry, Nankai University, TianJing 300071

2.College of Chemistry , Nankai University ,Tianjing，China，300071

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Opened online: 3 August 2012

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Citation: Liu Tianyu,Qiao Yuanyuan.Mechanism Analysis for Catalytic Synthesis of 4-quinolones Derivatives by Eaton's reagent[OL]. [ 3 August 2012] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/4485283

For its impressive antibiotic activity, Eaton's reagent has been extensively used to catalyze the synthesis of 4-quinolone derivatives, but the mechanism behind the reaction is still not clear till now. In this paper, a possible mechanism for this reaction is revealed by using the density functional theory (DFT) method, which is consistent with the experimental phenomenon, and the existing main and side reactions are also explained successfully.

Keywords:organic chemistry; Eaton's reagent; mechanism; aniline derivatives; DFTmethod

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