1977
DOI: 10.1002/chin.197738081
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ChemInform Abstract: ADDITION OF SULFENE CHLORIDES TO UNSATURATED COMPOUNDS

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“…Presumably, the reaction mechanism is analogous to that proposed previously for arenesulfenamides [20]; it includes coordination of Lewis acid (phosphoryl halide) at the sulfur atom, generation of electrophilic species (sulfonium salt) by replacement of one halogen atom at the phosphorus, electrophilic addition of this species at the double C=C bond, and nucleophilic attack by halide ion (abstracted from the phosphoryl halide) to give trans-1,2-halosulfenylation product (Scheme 4). Obviously, as in the arylsulfenylation reactions [23][24][25], compounds IXb-XIVb are thermodynamically controlled products (the a : b ratios given in Scheme 6 refer to the products immediately after isolation). Different regioselectivities were observed in the addition to alkyl-and arylethenes.…”
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“…Presumably, the reaction mechanism is analogous to that proposed previously for arenesulfenamides [20]; it includes coordination of Lewis acid (phosphoryl halide) at the sulfur atom, generation of electrophilic species (sulfonium salt) by replacement of one halogen atom at the phosphorus, electrophilic addition of this species at the double C=C bond, and nucleophilic attack by halide ion (abstracted from the phosphoryl halide) to give trans-1,2-halosulfenylation product (Scheme 4). Obviously, as in the arylsulfenylation reactions [23][24][25], compounds IXb-XIVb are thermodynamically controlled products (the a : b ratios given in Scheme 6 refer to the products immediately after isolation). Different regioselectivities were observed in the addition to alkyl-and arylethenes.…”
Section: I Iimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To our knowledge, such data for reactions of sulfenyl chlorides with alkenes were obtained for the first time in [4][5][6][7].…”
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In reactions of 3,6-dimethoxybenzonorbornadiene (1) with sulfenyl chlorides, usually mixtures of 1,2-addition and Wagner-Meerwein rearrangement products are obtained, and the yield of rearrangement products is significantly increased in the presence of salt additives [1,2].

We have found that the primary direction of the reaction of the unsaturated compound 1 with 2-chlorosulfenyl-1-pyridine 1-oxide (2) in methylene chloride at 20°C is polar exo-cis cycloaddition of the sulfenylating reagent at the multiple bond, with closure of the ring by the oxygen atom of the N-oxide group and formation of polycyclic system 3a in 45% yield. To our knowledge, such data for reactions of sulfenyl chlorides with alkenes were obtained for the first time in [4][5][6][7].

Formation of exclusively the product of polar cycloaddition 3b (the perchlorate analog of salt 3a) in 82% yield occurs upon sulfenylation of compound 1 in nitromethane in the presence of lithium perchlorate.…”
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“…To our knowledge, such data for reactions of sulfenyl chlorides with alkenes were obtained for the first time in [4][5][6][7]. To our knowledge, such data for reactions of sulfenyl chlorides with alkenes were obtained for the first time in [4][5][6][7].…”
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