HCO <sub>2</sub> H-promoted hydrolysis of 2-chloroquinolines to quinolones

Heterocyclic quinolones are ubiquitous in nature and are vital structural motifs with widespread applications in organic synthesis and pharmaceuticals.

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New Journal of Chemistry
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2025-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5nj03991f
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Chemical Reaction Mechanisms
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HCO 2 H-promoted hydrolysis of 2-chloroquinolines to quinolones

Miao-Fei WANG, RenShi Luo, Sen Wang, Lu Ouyang et al.
New Journal of Chemistry
Chemical Reaction Mechanisms
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HCO 2 H-promoted hydrolysis of 2-chloroquinolines to quinolones

Miao-Fei WANG, RenShi Luo, Sen Wang, Lu Ouyang, Geng-Jin-Sheng Cheng
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Heterocyclic quinolones are ubiquitous in nature and are vital structural motifs with widespread applications in organic synthesis and pharmaceuticals.

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