1980
DOI: 10.1039/c39800000766
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Hydrogenation of thiophens via the consecutive electron and proton transfer to thiophenium ions

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“…Apparently, FriedelÀCrafts reactions are not only difficult for phenols, but also for benzenethiols. We successfully synthesized 3a, instead, by the reduction of 2a with the Zn and TFA couple [12]. Similarly, 3b was synthesized by reduction of 2b with Zn and TFA (Scheme 1).…”
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“…Apparently, FriedelÀCrafts reactions are not only difficult for phenols, but also for benzenethiols. We successfully synthesized 3a, instead, by the reduction of 2a with the Zn and TFA couple [12]. Similarly, 3b was synthesized by reduction of 2b with Zn and TFA (Scheme 1).…”
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“…We successfully synthesized 4,6-DM-HHDBT instead by the reduction of 4,6-DM-THDBT with the Zn-trifluoroacetic acid couple. 13 Alternatively, 4,6-DM-THDBT can be hydrogenated by transfer hydrogenation with a secondary alcohol, as in the dehydrogenation of secondary alcohols with styrene over a Cu catalyst. 14 4,6-DM-THDBT can be easily dehydrogenated to 4,6-DMDBT by reaction with sulfur, selenium or a Pd catalyst, or by transfer dehydrogenation (Scheme 2).…”
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“…The reduction of thiophenes to 2,5-dihydrothiophenes has also been reported (eq. 3) (46). It was hoped that such a transformation, followed by selective desulfurization CK + Zn/CFgCOgH CH.Cl.…”
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