Bis-these can be derived in a four component reaction that involves a double attack on an imino carbon.
Bis-these can be derived in a four component reaction that involves a double attack on an imino carbon. Schotten-Baumann conditions describe slowly adding stoichiometric base in one reaction creating these compounds from acid chlorides. These compounds can be arylated with palladium or copper catalyst, such as in the Goldberg reaction, while acid catalyzed rearrangements of oximes can result in these compounds.  In addition to reactions named for Ugi and Beckmann, one of these compounds is ionized in the first step of a reaction that proceeds via halogenation and results in an amine with one fewer carbon. Simple hydrolysis of these compounds results in the formation of an amine and a carboxylic acid, as in peptide linkages. FTP, name this class of molecules in which a carbon atom is double bonded to an oxygen atom and single bonded to a nitrogen atom.
Bis-these can be derived in a four component reaction that involves a double attack on an imino carbon.
{Amides} [do not accept or prompt on "{amine}" do not accept "{lactams}," because only a few of the clues could refer to them]