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Persulphate oxidations. Part VII. Oxidation of o-benzyl- and o-benzoyl-benzamides

Authors: A. R. Forrester; A. S. Ingram; R. H. Thomson;

Persulphate oxidations. Part VII. Oxidation of o-benzyl- and o-benzoyl-benzamides

Abstract

Persulphate oxidation of o-benzylbenzamide gave mainly 2,2′-bibenzyl-αα′-diyldibenzamide, and smaller amounts of 3-phenylphthalide, 3-phenylphthalimidine, and related dimers. The initial oxidation occurs at the benzyl and not the amide group. Analogous products were obtained from the oxidation of o-benzylbenzoic acid. In both cases dimerisation at the benzylic position was suppressed by addition of copper(II) ions. Persulphate oxidation of o-benzoylbenzamide afforded phthalimide, fluorenone, and o-benzoylbenzoic acid.

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