SELECTIVE SYNTHESIS OF OXIMES WITH PRIMARY ALIPHATIC-AMINES AND HYDROGEN-PEROXIDE IN THE PRESENCE OF CATALYTIC QUANTITIES OF TITANIUM SILICALITE MOLECULAR-SIEVES
Js. Reddy et Pa. Jacobs, SELECTIVE SYNTHESIS OF OXIMES WITH PRIMARY ALIPHATIC-AMINES AND HYDROGEN-PEROXIDE IN THE PRESENCE OF CATALYTIC QUANTITIES OF TITANIUM SILICALITE MOLECULAR-SIEVES, Journal of the Chemical Society. Perkin transactions. I, (22), 1993, pp. 2665-2666
Primary aliphatic amines with alpha-hydrogen atoms are oxidized in the
presence of hydrogen peroxide as oxidant and catalytic quantities of
titanium silicalite molecular sieves to give the corresponding oximes
as the main products; the latter are formed with good substrate select
ivity and peroxide efficiency. Since the substrate dimensions allow an
intracrystalline reaction, by-products, which become significant for
larger substrates, are determined by steric constraints in the intracr
ystalline voids rather than by reaction of electrophilic oxygen with c
arbon of increased nucleophilicity.