Abstract
Unprotected samarium acetamide and chloroacetamide enolates were
prepared by treatment of iodoacetamide and dichloroacetamide with
SmI2 . The addition of these samarium-based enolates to
aldimines was efficiently performed affording 3-aminoamides and
3-amino-2-chloroamides in high yields. A mechanism is proposed to
explain the synthesis and reactivity of samarium enolates of primary
amides.
Key words
amides - enolates - samarium
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