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Case Study: Unsymmetrical Polysulfidation
Our research group has long been committed to sulfur chemistry. In particular, polysulfide synthesis attracts our attention due to the potential medicinal and material properties of polysulfides. Thus, we designed and synthesized bilateral disulfurating reagents to investigate better methodologies for polysulfide synthesis (Scheme 1).
New SOS: Exclusive Sneak Preview
Science of Synthesis is moving on to a new chapter and we are excited to share a preview of what’s coming. Discover how the new, more intuitive platform will make daily work smoother, faster, and more efficient for anyone involved in organic synthesis.
Recommended by Leading Chemists
Science of Synthesis Is Recommended by Leading Chemists: Top chemists worldwide highlight SOS for its exceptionally well-organized insights into organic chemistry, which are tailored for graduate students, as well as scientists and researchers in academia and industry.
Release 4.32
We are thrilled to announce that Professor David Sarlah from Rice University, USA, becomes a member of the Science of Synthesis Editorial Board with effect of October 1st, 2025. David obtained his bachelor’s degree in chemistry from the University of Ljubljana in his home country Slovenia before moving to the…
Case Studies:
Case Study: Unsymmetrical Polysulfidation
Our research group has long been committed to sulfur chemistry. In particular, polysulfide synthesis attracts our attention due to the potential medicinal and material properties of polysulfides. Thus, we designed and synthesized bilateral disulfurating reagents to investigate better methodologies for polysulfide synthesis (Scheme 1).
Updates:
New SOS: Exclusive Sneak Preview
Science of Synthesis is moving on to a new chapter and we are excited to share a preview of what’s coming. Discover how the new, more intuitive platform will make daily work smoother, faster, and more efficient for anyone involved in organic synthesis.
Release 4.32
We are thrilled to announce that Professor David Sarlah from Rice University, USA, becomes a member of the Science of Synthesis Editorial Board with effect of October 1st, 2025. David obtained his bachelor’s degree in chemistry from the University of Ljubljana in his home country Slovenia before moving to the…
