Electrochemical reduction of sulfoxides to thioethers with hydrosilanes catalyzed by a recyclable ionic liquid

This work presents a green, electrochemical reduction of sulfoxides to thioethers without metal catalysts or redox reagents, employing a recyclable ionic liquid as both electrolyte and catalyst to avoid an external electrolyte.

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Green Chemistry
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2025-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5gc05274b
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Sulfur-Based Synthesis Techniques
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Abstract

This work presents a green, electrochemical reduction of sulfoxides to thioethers without metal catalysts or redox reagents, employing a recyclable ionic liquid as both electrolyte and catalyst to avoid an external electrolyte.

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Xinjiang Normal University (CN), China Jiliang University (CN), East China Normal University (CN), Xinjiang University (CN)
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