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Taylor and Francis Group, Synthetic Communications, 1(40), p. 120-128

DOI: 10.1080/00397910902957407

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Fast, Solvent-Free, Microwave-Promoted Friedlander Annulation with a Reusable Solid Catalyst

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Abstract

A fast, solvent-free method is described for the synthesis of substituted quinoline derivatives via Friedländer cyclization, employing a reusable solid catalyst (silica-propylsulfonic acid). Although it worked best under microwave irradiation (with generally more than 90% isolated yields in 30 min), the reaction was also feasible under conventional heating (with fair to good yields in about 5 h).