Various 3-substituted quaternised pyridines and 4-substituted oxazoles have been prepared and studied, with a view to discovering substituents appropriate for reactions involving opening of the pyridine or oxazole ring with closure onto the substituent to form a new ring at the 2-(pyridine) or 5-(oxazole) position. None of these potential rearrangements succeeded; the reasons for this are discussed together with the evidence that this provides for the mechanism of previously reported rearrangements.
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AFRIDI et al. (1976) studied this question.
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