A catalytic effect of amines on the reaction of arenesulfinic acids with N,N'-thiodiphthalimide.
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概要
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In the presence of catalytic amounts of several amines, <I>N</I>,<I>N</I>′-thiodiphthalimide has been allowed to react with one or two equiv. of arenesulfinic acids in dichloromethane, thus giving <I>N</I>-(arylsulfonylthio)phthalimides or bis(arenesulfonyl) sulfides respectively in good yields. The arenesulfinate anion seems to be a better nucleophile against <I>N</I>,<I>N</I>′-thiodiphthalimide than arenesulfinic acid. The mechanism of the catalytic reaction will be discussed.
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著者
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Abe Yasuo
Radiation Center of Osaka Prefecture
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KAWAMURA Shunichi
Radiation Center of Osaka Prefecture
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Nakabayashi Takeshige
Radiation Center of Osaka Prefecture
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Horii Toyokazu
Radiation Center of Osaka Prefecture
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Oka Kunio
Radiation Center of Osaka Prefecture
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