Jiangtao Wang, , , Bin Wei, , , Xiang Gao, , , Xiao-Xi Li, , and , Xingwei Li*,
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Abstract
A Rh(II)-catalyzed formal 1,3-dichalcogenation of vinyl carbenes is described using stable hydrazones as carbene precursors and disulfides and diselenides as chalcogen sources. The reaction proceeds with excellent regio- and stereoselectivities under mild conditions, with the [1,4]-sigmatropic migration of an ylidic intermediate being a key step. Mechanistic studies support a concerted pathway of chalcogen migration.
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