Photoextrusion reactions: a comparative mechanistic study of SO2 photoextrusion

We have developed a useful modification of the classical preparation of phenanthrenes by UV irradiation of stilbenes in the presence of an oxidant. This modification involves the irradiation, in the presence of base, of stilbenes possessing a sulfonyl group linked to the central double bond. We have proved that this protocol can be successfully applied for the synthesis of diverse phenanthrenes and phenanthrenoids.

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Photoextrusion reactions: a comparative mechanistic study of SO2 photoextrusion

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