A Continuous-Flow Protocol for the Synthesis of Alkenyl Thioethers Based on the Photochemical Activation of Halogen-Bonding Complexes

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We report a useful flow protocol for the preparation of alkenyl thioethers from alkenyl bromides and thiols in basic media with visible-light irradiation. The reactions exhibit a wide functional-group tolerance, proceed under mild conditions, are stereoselective, and do not require the use of catalysts. The transformations can be successfully scaled up to 5 mmol scale without compromising the yield. The key to the success of these reactions is the photochemical excitation of halogen-bonding complexes to form alkenyl and sulfur-centered radicals, a protocol recently developed in our laboratories.

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Piedra, H. F., Valdés, C., & Plaza, M. (2025). A Continuous-Flow Protocol for the Synthesis of Alkenyl Thioethers Based on the Photochemical Activation of Halogen-Bonding Complexes. Synlett, 36(4), 325–328. https://doi.org/10.1055/a-2346-1091

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