Asymmetric oxidation of aryl sulfides by iodosobenzene has been achieved using the novel iron porphyrin catalysts derived from the antipodes of a C2-chiral 1,4-xylylene-strapped porphyrin, affording the corresponding sulfoxides in 18–71% enantiomeric excess.
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