A Synthesis of N-Bridged 5,6-Bicylic Pyridines via A Mild Cyclodehydration Using the Burgess Reagent and Discovery of A Novel Carbamylsulfonylation Reaction

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Abstract

Cyclodehydration using the Burgess reagent provided a novel approach toward the synthesis of N-bridged 5,6-bicylic pyridines including pyrolo-, imidazo-, and triazolopyridines under mild and neutral conditions. The methodology tolerates acid-sensitive functional groups. A novel addition product was observed between the resulting pyrrolo- or imidazopyridine and an additional equivalent of the Burgess reagent, producing the corresponding sulfonylcarbamate adduct.

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