Mengzhao Yu , Shuizhen Lin , Shuoshuo Zhang , Xinkui Lin , Xiaolei Huang
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Abstract
A three-component reaction of aldehyde-derived hydrazones with DABSO and aryldiazonium tetrafluoroborates is described. By using organic DABSO as the source of SO2, this straightforward sulfonylation tactic provides an elegant access to (E)-sulfonylated hydrazones in moderate to excellent yields. Moreover, the sulfonylation of hydrazones can also be achieved under photocatalyzed conditions by using sulfonyl chlorides as the active sulfonylating reagents.