2006
DOI: 10.1021/jo060693n
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Inexpensive, One-Pot Synthesis of Unsymmetrical Disulfides Using 1-Chlorobenzotriazole

Abstract: A new synthesis of unsymmetrical disulfides is described. The reaction of a thiol R1SH with 1-chlorobenzotriazole (BtCl) at -78 degrees C in DCM affords a high-yielding conversion to R1SBt without appreciable formation of the symmetrical disulfide R1SSR1. R1SBt is then reacted with R2SH to form the unsymmetrical disulfide in a one-pot sequence with green character that avoids the use of toxic and harsh oxidizing agents. The methodology has been developed for synthesis of various types of disulfides.

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“…The R 1 SBt derivative could be isolated by flash column chromatography but rapidly degraded over time in solution, and is thus better suited to a one-pot procedure. Thus, keeping it in solution and reacting it at À20 C with a second thiol as n-PrSH 19 (1.5 equiv) resulted in rapid (30 min) nucleophilic substitution to afford the desired unsymmetrical disulfide in 67% isolated yield after chromatography (Scheme 3).…”
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“…The R 1 SBt derivative could be isolated by flash column chromatography but rapidly degraded over time in solution, and is thus better suited to a one-pot procedure. Thus, keeping it in solution and reacting it at À20 C with a second thiol as n-PrSH 19 (1.5 equiv) resulted in rapid (30 min) nucleophilic substitution to afford the desired unsymmetrical disulfide in 67% isolated yield after chromatography (Scheme 3).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The work-up involved an extraction using aqueous basic sodium thiosulfate to remove any traces of BtCl as well as HCl, which, following evaporation of solvent in the normal fashion furnished a residue that could be chromatographically separated into homodisulfide, heterodisulfide and BtH. However, as mentioned previously, 19 one could alternatively use an acid-base extraction to recover the BtH separately, which is something that holds promise for large-scale work. In such a way, we thus consider our new methodology to have a degree of greenness in view of the fact that BtCl is prepared from BtH (recoverable) and bleach as a benign oxidant.…”
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“…In most of chemical synthesis of DSA is done by oxidation of suitable thiols. To serve for this purpose, reagents such as H 2 O 2 , MoO 2 Cl 2 , metal halides and metals with exchange resin are used [16][17][18][19][20]. The disadvantages of these methods are a very time-consuming process and required maintenance of drastic conditions (either very high temperature or low temperature below zero degrees centigrade).…”
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