M. Janni, Annaram Thirupathi, Subhashini V Subramanian, S. Peruncheralathan
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Domino reactions are essential for advancing organic synthesis. This study introduces novel thioamide-based precursors for a palladium-catalyzed selective domino heteroarylation process. The method efficiently produces benzothieno[2,3-b]quinolones with yields ranging from moderate to very good. By employing aryl chlorides, the efficiency of the domino heteroannulation process is comparable to that of aryl bromides. Executing a one-pot, two-step reaction also delivered a single domino product with high selectivity. The strategy involved fine-tuning substituent reactivity, utilizing electron-rich arenes, and forming metallocycles with nucleophilic sulfur, consistently yielding a single product. The proposed mechanism is corroborated by mechanistic studies.