This research demonstrates a novel method for creating fluorosulfamoyl pyridinium salts, implying potential pharmaceutical applications.
N-Fluorosulfamoyl pyridinium salts have been ingeniously developed as redox-active precursors for generating fluorosulfamoyl radicals. However, the ubiquitous pyridine scaffold within these compounds—commonplace in numerous pharmaceuticals—has remained largely underutilized as a...
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