An efficient functional group induced strategy for the synthesis of 6-aminophenanthridines (6AP) has been developed as a result of an in situ generated novel system "CO-CH(N1N2)". This reaction presents a new mode of N2 extrusion in benzotriazoles that later result in decarbonylative cyclization to 6AP. This method offers an easier protocol for the synthesis of 6AP from readily available inexpensive substrates.
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