Chemical synthesis study demonstrates selective selenocyanation of activated alkynes using natural deep eutectic solvents, highlighting a sustainable catalytic approach via hydrogen bonding.
By employing cheap and biodegradable natural deep eutectic solvent as the catalyst and reaction media, the selective selenocyanation of activated alkynes via an intermolecular H-bonding activation pathway has been achieved, which allows for the efficient construction of various Z-vinyl selenolates.
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