Structure of 2-phenylisatogen N-oxime: crystal and molecular structure of the 4-bromobenzoylation product of 2-phenylisatogen N-oxime
M. Sax, J. Pletcher, D. Scholtz, R.M. Gerkin, Jack L. Pinkus
Abstract
M. Sax, J. Pletcher, D. Scholtz, R.M. Gerkin, Jack L. Pinkus
Abstract
Oximation of 2-phenylisatogen (1) furnishes a mixture of 2-phenylisatogen oxime (2) and an isomer, formerly named 2-phenylisatogen N-oxime. Crystal structure analysis of the 4-bromobenzoylation product (10) of the latter isomer indicates the structure 3-benzoyl-2,1-benzisoxazole oxime (8) for the N-oxime. The mass spectral data for (10) are also reported. A new synthesis of 3-benzoyl-2,1-benzisoxazole (9) is described.
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Oximation of 2-phenylisatogen (1) furnishes a mixture of 2-phenylisatogen oxime (2) and an isomer, formerly named 2-phenylisatogen N-oxime. Crystal structure analysis of the 4-bromobenzoylation product (10) of the latter isomer indicates the structure 3-benzoyl-2,1-benzisoxazole oxime (8) for the N-oxime. The mass spectral data for (10) are also reported. A new synthesis of 3-benzoyl-2,1-benzisoxazole (9) is described.
Key concepts: Oxime, Chemistry, Crystal structure, Product (mathematics), Stereochemistry, Medicinal chemistry, Organic chemistry, Mathematics