Abstract
Ring-opening of N ,N -dialkyl-3-hydroxyazetidinium chlorides 1a -d with
sulfur nucleophiles leads to C-S bond formation furnishing
polyfunctional sulfides, sulfonates and thiosulfonates.
Key words
alkylation - heterocycles - nucleophiles - ring opening - sulfonates
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