A clean and direct three-component radical 1,2-difunctionalization of various alkenes with perfluoroalkyl iodides and thiosulfonates enabled by the electron donor–acceptor complex has been developed under light illumination at room temperature. The approach offers a convenient and environmentally friendly route for the simultaneous incorporation of Csp3–Rf and Csp3–S bonds, affording valuable polyfunctionalized alkane derivatives containing fluorine and sulfur in satisfactory yields. Consequently, this methodology holds significant value and practicality in the field of organic synthesis.
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