The Reaction of Sulfenyl Chlorides with Thioethers. I. The Scope of the Reactions
作者:Michinori Oki、Keiji Kobayashi
DOI:10.1246/bcsj.43.1223
日期:1970.4
producing a rather stablecarboniumion, the thioether gives the chloride and an olefin, which are derived from the cation, the latter reacting also with the sulfenyl chloride to give adducts. There is another path to afford alkyl chloride; that is, an SN2-type reaction takes place when the alkyl part gives a less stablecarboniumion. The third and fourth products are α-chloro sulfide and α,β-unsaturated