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Two of the best methods are described in a paper which also reviews all other known methods
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(1976)
Chemische Berichte
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Braun1
Seebach2
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1H NMR, infrared, and mass spectroscopy. Elemental compositions were determined for all new compounds either by combustion analysis or exact mass determination.
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The first observation of such ring closures was made by Dr. D. W. Shull when this thioacetal was treated with methyllithium in order to exchange the thioacetal proton for a deuteron. The preparation of both labeled and unlabeled thioacetals is described in:
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Cohen1
Mura2
Shull3
Fogel4
Ruffner5
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These compounds are prepared in over 90% yield from commercially available allyl or methallyl phenyl sulfide
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Tris-phenylmercapto-methyllithium Ein ungewöhnliches Carbenoid
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and references there cited
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Chemische Berichte
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1,1,4-Tris(phenylthio)butane was prepared in 60% yield by treatment of 1-bromo-3(phenylthio)propane (from the reaction of sodium thiophenoxide with a 10 fold excess of 1,3-dibromopropane in ethanol; 92% yield) with bis(phenylthio)methyllithium in THF containing TMEDA (0°→25°). 1,1,5-Tris(phenylthio)pentane was prepared by an analogous sequence starting from 1,4-dibromobutane.
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Trost has elegantly exploited the parent of this class in a variety of synthetic techniques which at present are limited by the unavailability of substituted derivatives.
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J. Am. Chem. Soc.
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The recent use of cyclopropyllithium compounds and the derived cuprates in the preparation of vinylcyclopropanes suggest other interesting uses of these anions.
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