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Contents xvii<br />

8.2. Formation of the carbon-sulfur bond by exchange 611<br />

I. Replacement of hydrogen by sulfur groups 611<br />

1. Introduction of the sulfonic acid group 611<br />

a. Aliphatic sulfonation 611<br />

b. Aromatic sulfonation by sulfuric acid or oleum 612<br />

i, General 612<br />

ii, Sulfonation and the influence of substituents in the benzene series .. 616<br />

iii, Sulfonation and the influence of substituents in the naphthalene,<br />

anthracene, and phenanthrene series 620<br />

c. Sulfonation by sulfuric acid and oleum in the presence of catalysts 622<br />

d. Sulfonation with sulfur trioxide and its addition compounds 623<br />

e. Aromatic sulfonation by halosulfuric acids and other sulfonating agents 624<br />

2. Introduction of the sulfonyl chloride group 626<br />

3. Direct introduction of the sulfone and sulfoxide group 629<br />

4. Direct introduction of the sulfinic acid group 631<br />

5. Introductionofthioxo,thio,andmercapto groups: preparation ofsulforylides 632<br />

II. Replacement of halogen by sulfur groups 634<br />

1. Reaction of alkyl and aryl halides with salts and derivatives of hydrogen<br />

sulfide 634<br />

a. Preparation of thiols and disulfides 634<br />

b. Preparation of sulfides and sulfonium salts 636<br />

c. Preparation of thioketones, mercaptals, and mercaptols 640<br />

2. Reaction of acyl halides with hydrogen sulfide and its derivatives 642<br />

3. Reaction of alkyl halides with sulfites and sulfinic acids 642<br />

4. Preparation of thiocyanic and isothiocyanic esters 645<br />

III. Replacement of oxygen by sulfur groups 645<br />

1. Reaction of alcohols with sulfur compounds 645<br />

a. Reaction with hydrogen sulfide and its derivatives 645<br />

b. Reaction with sodium hydrogen sulfite 646<br />

2. Reaction of alkene oxides (oxiranes) with sulfur compounds 647<br />

3. Reaction of carbonyl compounds with sulfur compounds 648<br />

4. Reaction of carboxylic acid derivatives with sulfur compounds 652<br />

5. Reaction of alkyl and dialkyl sulfates with sulfur compounds 653<br />

IV. Replacement of nitrogen by sulfur 653<br />

1. Replacement of the amino group by sulfur groups 653<br />

2. Replacement of the imino group by sulfur groups 657<br />

3. Replacement of tertiary-bonded nitrogen and of the ammonium group by<br />

sulfur groups 557<br />

4. Replacement of the nitro group by sulfur groups 659<br />

V. Replacement of other elements by sulfur groups 659<br />

1. Reactions of Grignard reagents 659<br />

2. Reactions of other organometallic compounds 661<br />

8.3. Preparation of organic sulfur compounds by alteration of sulfur groups 662<br />

I. Reduction of sulfur groups 662<br />

II. Oxidation of sulfur groups 665<br />

1. Oxidation of thiols 665<br />

2. Oxidation of disulfides 667<br />

3. Oxidation of sulfides 667<br />

4. Oxidative halogenation of sulfur compounds; sulfonyl chlorides 669<br />

III. Cleavage of sulfur bonds 671<br />

1. Cleavage of the C-S bond 671<br />

2. Cleavage of the S-H bond 675<br />

3. Cleavage of the S-S bond 676<br />

4. Cleavage of the S-Cl bond 678<br />

a. Cleavage of sulfonyl chlorides 678<br />

b. Cleavage of sulfinyl and sulfenyl chlorides 681

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