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dry PhSNa and PhSK

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thatkey@s-mail.com - 06 Jun 2005 11:19 GMT
Hello!

Could anyone suggest me a good procedure for preparing water free PhSNa
and PhSK?

Commercial samples do contain water.

Best regards,
Alex.
muha - 07 Jun 2005 09:48 GMT
NaH or KH + PhSH, generated in situ in reaction mixture.

If NaH or KH happen to be unacceptable for safety reasons or their
mineral oil content (=used as stabilizer), you can perhaps use tBuONa
or tBuOK: the produced t-butanol is fairly innocuous
Alex - 09 Jun 2005 09:01 GMT
Using NaH would be a good choice, unfortunately it never
reacts completely even if an excess of PhSH is used.
Any ideas about separating unreacted NaH from PhSNa
on water free conditions?
madalch@starmail.com - 09 Jun 2005 09:02 GMT
If you have the anhydrous thiophenol, simply dissolve it a suitable
solvent (THF or an alcohol) and add a stoichiometric amount of the
alkali metal.  I don't recommend adding potassium to a reactive
alcohol, though (boom!).
 
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