Thierry Cassagne , Henri-Jean Cristau , Gérard Delmas , Michel Desgranges , Claude Lion , Gilbert Magnaud , Éliane Torreilles , David Virieux
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Abstract
The behaviour of N,N-diisopropyl-2-aminoethyl p-fluorobenzene thiosulfonate 3, which may be considered as a weakly toxic chemical analogue of VX agent, was investigated against oxidising agents. As VX 1, this compound exhibits the same tendency to give S–S bond cleavage. Its degradation by Curox® shows the formation of the N-oxide 6 which subsequently gives the sulfonate 7 by hydrolysis. The action of hydrogen peroxide, with or without boric acid, leads to the sulfinate 4 by S-S bond cleavage. Its oxidation gives sulfonate 7. Finally, reactions of MMPP and m-CPBA afford sulfonate 7 but no intermediates are highlighted with these reagents.