“…It is known that N-alkenyl-and some 4-alkenylpyrazoles can participate in polymerization, 21,29 complex formation, 30,31 thiylation, 32 and cycloaddition. [33][34][35] Imidoalkylation of 1-, 3-, 4-, and 5-vinylpyrazoles with N-(2,2,2-trichloroethylidene)ethoxycarbonylamines is also reported 34,36 Chemical transformations of the difficult-to-access 3-alkenylpyrazoles 36-38 and 3-alkenyl-5-chloropyrazoles 28 are even less studied and only very few reactions with oxygen and sulphur nucleophiles have been published. 39,40 We have recently developed methodology for the preparation of hitherto unknown 3-alkenylpyrazoles, 28 possible building blocks for the directed synthesis of substances and materials for advanced technologies, from the corresponding 3-haloalkyl pyrazoles.…”