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DCC Mediated Direct Amidation of NSAID Naproxen, Ibuprofen and Ketoprofen with Secondary Amines

Mehmet Mart, İdris Karakaya, Janusz Jurczak

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Abstract Direct and atom‐economical amidation of nonsteroidal anti‐inflammatory drugs naproxen ibuprofen and ketoprofen with a variety of secondary amines was effected using commercially available DCC under mild and open‐air conditions. These prodrug amides were obtained in good to moderate yields ranging between 30–90 %.

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Abstract Direct and atom‐economical amidation of nonsteroidal anti‐inflammatory drugs naproxen ibuprofen and ketoprofen with a variety of secondary amines was effected using commercially available DCC under mild and open‐air conditions. These prodrug amides were obtained in good to moderate yields ranging between 30–90 %.

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Abstract Direct and atom‐economical amidation of nonsteroidal anti‐inflammatory drugs naproxen ibuprofen and ketoprofen with a variety of secondary amines was effected using commercially available DCC under mild and open‐air conditions. These prodrug amides were obtained in good to moderate yields ranging between 30–90 %.

Key concepts: Ketoprofen, Naproxen, Ibuprofen, Nonsteroidal, Prodrug, Chemistry, Combinatorial chemistry, Pharmacology

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