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Metal-Free Photocyclization/Oxidation Cascade Constructing Quinoline-2-ones and Tetrahydrocarbazolones
We reported a one-pot photocyclization/ oxidation cascade of N-aryl acrylamides to afford quinoline-2-ones. Thioxanthone was used as a bifunctional energy transfer agent to mediate both photocyclization and generation of singlet oxygen, the latter facilitates the dehydrogenation of dihydroquinoline-2-one intermediate. This cascade strategy also supports the 5-endo-trig cyclization to synthesize tetrahydrocarbazolones from phenylamino cyclohexenones.
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