Gold-catalyzed oxidations of 2-ketonyl-1-ethynyl benzenes with N-hydroxyanilines yield 2-aminoindenone derivatives efficiently. Experimental data suggests that this process involves an α-oxo gold carbene intermediate, generated from the attack of N-hydroxyaniline on furylgold carbene intermediate, rather than the typical attack of oxidants on π-alkynes.
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