The title compounds (EtOS−SNR 2 ) display diastereotopic OCH 2 hydrogens below room-temperature owing to the existence of two stereolabile enantiomers brought about by the restricted S−S rotation in the adopted gauche conformer. A second dynamic process, which makes the N-bonded alkyl groups diastereotopic, was also observed at a much lower temperature (below −80 °C). On the basis of experimental observations and of ab initio calculations, the latter has been interpreted as due to the restricted rotation about the S−N bond. Line shape analysis of the variable temperature 1 H and 13 C NMR spectra allowed the free energies of activation to be determined for both motions in the case of R = Me, Et, Pr i .
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