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Vasiliy M Muzalevskiy1, Mikhail S Nechaev2, Valentine G Nenajdenko1
1Department of Chemistry, Lomonosov Moscow State University, 119899 Moscow, Russia.
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Efficient regioselective one-pot approaches toward 5- and 3-CF3-isoxazoles were elaborated using reaction of hydroxylamine and its hydrochloride in ethanol. The reaction direction is easily switched by the acidity of the reaction media. In acidic conditions 3-CF3-isoxazoles are formed while 5-CF3-isoxazoles can be synthesized in basic media. High (up to 99%) yields, mild conditions, and simplicity of the reaction protocol are the advantages of the proposed methods. The reaction mechanism and regioselectivity were explained by DFT calculations.
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