Simple synthesis of $alpha$-Oxime derivatives of 2-ketomethyl quinolines under mild and heterogeneous conditions

Simple synthesis of $alpha$-Oxime derivatives of 2-ketomethyl quinolines under mild and heterogeneous conditions

2-Ketomethyl quinolines are converted to their α-oximinoketone derivatives in quantitative yields using sodium nitrite in the presence of silica sulfuric acid as nitrosating agent under mild and heterogeneous conditions.

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