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The document discusses the properties, synthesis, reactions, and medicinal uses of oxazole and thiazole. It describes three common methods for synthesizing each heterocycle - the Robinson-Gabriel synthesis, from an alpha-hydroxy carbonyl component, and from isocyanides/thiocyanate salts. Key reactions include electrophilic addition and substitution. Oxazole and thiazole have various applications in medicinal chemistry.
Presenting Oxazole & Thiazole, their properties, synthesis, reactions, and medicinal uses.
Discusses Aromaticity as a key property of Oxazoles.
Outlines various synthesis methods including Robinson-Gabriel and those from α-Hydroxy-Carbonyl components and Isocyanides.
Covers reactions involving Oxazoles, including Electrophilic addition and substitution, and Diels-Alder Reaction.
Brief note on the medicinal applications of Oxazoles.
Describes Aromaticity as a significant property of Thiazoles.
Details on synthesis methods for Thiazoles, including Gabriel and Hantzsch Synthesis.
Examines Thiazole reactions including Electrophilic addition and substitution.
Highlights the medicinal applications and significance of Thiazoles.



























