The regiochemistry observed in fructosazone has not been explained by other authors. A novel reaction mechanism has been provided in order to explain the regioselectivity leading to the fructosazone molecule. Our proposal and subsequent reactions are in agreement with the experimental facts and with well known reactivities. So, we have eliminated the existing gap between fact and theory. Many years have elapsed before an answer was given at last.
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Fructosazone, Reaction Mechanisms, Reaction Intermediates, Regioselectivity, Retro-Amadori Rearrangement
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