A new approach for the synthesis of alkynyl sulfides and asymmetric disulfides with odorless, easy-to-handle sodium arylsulfiniates as the sulfur source in I 2 /PPh 3 aqueous system has been developed. Compared with reported approaches, this protocol provides several merits including simple procedures, free of transition-metal catalysts and organic solvent, and high yields.
A new approach for the synthesis of alkynyl sulfides and asymmetric disulfides with odorless, easy-to-handle sodium arylsulfiniates as the sulfur source in I 2 /PPh 3 aqueous system has been developed. Compared with reported approaches, this protocol provides several merits including simple procedures, free of transition-metal catalysts and organic solvent, and high yields.
“…On the other hand, 1,1‐dibromoalkenes are a versatile building block in organic synthesis, widely applied in coupling reactions for the preparation of a variety of molecules . Recently, Ni and co‐workers described the reaction of 1,1‐dibromoalkenes with several thiols in a basic media to afford selectively sulfanyl alkynes in good yields. More recently, we described the synthesis of ( E )‐1‐bromo‐1‐selenanylalkenes and ketene selenanylacetals, and ( E )‐bromostyrenes starting from 1,1‐dibromoalkenes.…”
A convenient synthesis of 1‐(2‐organylchalcogenylethynyl)‐2‐butylselenanylbenzenes was established taking advantage of the selective reaction of 1‐(2,2‐dibromovinyl)‐2‐butylselenanylbenzenes with thiols or diorganyl diselenides. The new 1‐(2‐chalcogenylethynyl)‐2‐butylselenanylbenzenes were prepared in good yields and used as precursors of 2‐organylchalcogenylbenzo[b]selenophenes via electrophilic cyclization using I2, Br2 or PhSeBr as electrophiles. Different classes of new 3‐substituted‐ (3‐iodo, 3‐bromo, 3‐phenylselenanyl) benzo[b]selenophenes were prepared in good yields. The synthetic application of the obtained products was demonstrated employing the benzo[b]selenophenes in Suzuki and Sonogashira cross‐coupling reactions.
“…[9] To overcome this drawback, researchers developed a transition-metal-free synthesis of alkynyl sulfides from 1,1-dibromo-1-alkenes with thiophenols. [10] However, low efficiency of the reaction is a major drawback. Recently, Frei and Waser successfully developed a highly chemoselective and practical thio-alkynylation reaction utilizing the hypervalent iodine alkyne transfer reagent triisopropylsilyl (TIPS) ethynyl benziodoxolone, [11] but the difficult accessibility of alkynation reagents limited the practical application of this method.…”
An atom-economical and environmentally friendly method for synthesis of bromo-substituted alkynyl sulfides has been developed. In the absence of any additive, alkynyl bromides could react with tetrahydrothiophene to give bromo-substituted alkynyl sulfides in moderate to perfect yields.
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