This method demonstrates chemoselective coupling of sulfenamides with tertiary amines using methyl propiolate, indicating high yields.
Sulfilimines serve as key intermediates in the synthesis of pharmacologically and agriculturally relevant motifs. We herein report a practical and efficient protocol for the synthesis of sulfilimines via deaminative sulfur benzylation without the addition of a metal catalyst and a base. In the reaction, employing methyl propionate as a bifunctional reagent to activate the amino and sulfenamide groups enables the chemoselective coupling of various sulfenamides with tertiary amines, delivering the target products in high yield with excellent selectivity.
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