Abstract
AbstractIn this Short Review, we discuss radical reactions using 1,2-bis(phenylsulfonyl)ethylene (BPSE), which has drawn significant attention as a versatile building block for (phenylsulfonyl)ethenylation. Regardless of its E or Z form, BPSE exhibits reliable reactivity towards the attack of alkyl and aryl radicals in order to function as a reliable radical C2 synthon.1 Introduction2 Use in Radical Chain Reactions3 Use in Reactions Utilizing an Electron-Transfer Process4 Use in Radical-Based C–H Alkenylation5 Conclusion
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