The use of divinyl sulfide as synthetic equivalent of ethenethiolate and 3-butenethiolate anions makes it possible to obtain vinylthio(halo)- and 3-butenylthio(halo)pyridines from halopyridines. 2,6-Bromo(chloro)pyridines react with a mixture of ethenethiolate and 3-butenethiolate ions more readily than does 3,5-dibromopyridine. The reaction yields mainly products of halogen replacement by vinylthio group. The formation of 3-butenethiolate ion in the reaction of divinyl sulfide with sodium in liquid ammonia is governed by the order of mixing of the reactants. Possible ways of generation of 3-butenethiolate ion in the reaction with 1-bromobutane are discussed.
Amosova, S. V.; Gostevskaya, V. I.; Gavrilova, G. M., Russian Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1993, vol. 29, # 7.2, p. 1252 - 1254
作者:Amosova, S. V.、Gostevskaya, V. I.、Gavrilova, G. M.、Afonin, A. V.
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作者:S. V. Amosova、V. I. Gostevskaya、G. M. Gavrilova、A. V. Afonin
DOI:10.1023/a:1026025700064
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The use of divinyl sulfide as synthetic equivalent of ethenethiolate and 3-butenethiolate anions makes it possible to obtain vinylthio(halo)- and 3-butenylthio(halo)pyridines from halopyridines. 2,6-Bromo(chloro)pyridines react with a mixture of ethenethiolate and 3-butenethiolate ions more readily than does 3,5-dibromopyridine. The reaction yields mainly products of halogen replacement by vinylthio group. The formation of 3-butenethiolate ion in the reaction of divinyl sulfide with sodium in liquid ammonia is governed by the order of mixing of the reactants. Possible ways of generation of 3-butenethiolate ion in the reaction with 1-bromobutane are discussed.