Abstract
Until recently the reactions of sulfur tetrafluoride with organic compounds proceeding with the substitution of hydrogen atom by fluorine have been considered anomalous. An important achievement in sulfur tetrafluoride chemistry, substantially expanding its preparative utility, is the modification of its reactions by using new fluorinating systems, such as SF 4HF, SF 4HFCl 2(Br 2) and SF 4HFS 2Cl 2. We have found SF 4HFX 2 systems are effective in halofluorination and fluorination of various organic compounds in high yields. Results and mechanisms of reactions of alkanes, alkenes, ketones, linear and cyclic esters, heterocyclic compounds with SF 4HFX 2 systems will be discussed. Reactions of aliphatic ketones, alkenes and perfluoralkenes with SF 4HFS 2Cl 2 systems are proposed as a new general convenient route to fluorinated and perfluorinated sulfides, polysulfides and sulfochlorides.
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