Utilizing an elemental sulfur and molecular hydrogen combination: cobalt silicate-catalyzed thiol synthesis from carbonyls

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Weixin Qi; Ke Xu; Eiji Yamamoto; Akina Yoshizawa; Hironobu Matsueda; Makoto Tokunaga

doi:10.1039/d5cc03538d

January 1, 2025Chemical Communications

Utilizing an elemental sulfur and molecular hydrogen combination: cobalt silicate-catalyzed thiol synthesis from carbonyls

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The process allows for efficient thiol synthesis, improving reaction outcomes in organic chemistry.
Utilizing cobalt silicate as a recyclable catalyst enhances sustainability and reduces waste.
Elemental sulfur and molecular hydrogen are effective substrates in producing valuable thiol compounds.
The research shows potential for broader applications in synthesizing various organic compounds.

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Catalyst enables thiol synthesis from carbonyls, suggesting an innovative approach in organic synthesis.

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A highly recyclable cobalt silicate catalyst enables efficient thiol synthesis from carbonyl and nitrile substrates using elemental sulfur and hydrogen.

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