DMAPO/Boc 2 O‐Mediated One‐Pot Direct N ‐Acylation of Less Nucleophilic N ‐Heterocycles with Carboxylic Acids

In contrast to the considerable progress in the development of methodologies for amide bond formation in amines, the development of direct N ‐acylation of less nucleophilic N ‐heterocycles and amides with carboxylic acids is still challenging. In this report, we describe the direct N ‐acylation of l...

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