Demonstrates efficient synthesis of N-nitrobenzenesulfonyl benzimidazoles, suggesting a new method in organic chemistry.
A cascade amination reaction of o-aminyl azobenzenes, benzaldehydes, diethyl sebacate, and DABSO is reported for synthesizing N-nitrobenzenesulfonyl benzimidazoles, catalyzed by TBAI under transition-metal-free conditions. DABSO functions as both a sulfonyl source and a rapid aminyl radical trap. The practical procedure features excellent compatibility with various susceptible functional groups and a broad substrate scope under mild and operationally simple conditions. Furthermore, the reaction can be readily scaled to gram quantities.
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