Nucleophilic activation of the sulfur S8 cyclic form as a green chemistry tool

The review summarizes data on reactions with participation of the elemental cyclic form of sulfur S 8 , the key step of which is activation the eight-membered cycle S 8 by its opening under the action of various nucleophiles. This approach of involving sulfur in synthetic processes is promising from...

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