Utility of Hydrogen Selenide and Its Related Salts for the Synthesis of Selenium- Containing Heterocycles

Geoffroy   L.   Sommen; David      Thomae

doi:10.2174/157017910790820337

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Interest in organoselenium chemistry has been increasing for the last 25 years. This paper reviews the use of sodium selenide and its hydrogenated form (NaHSe, H2Se) for the preparation of a wide variety of selenium-containing heterocycles.

Keywords: Selenide, heterocycles, selenium, selenacrown-ether, selenazole, selenazine, selenophenes

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Title: Utility of Hydrogen Selenide and Its Related Salts for the Synthesis of Selenium- Containing Heterocycles

Volume: 7 Issue: 1

Author(s): Geoffroy L. Sommen and David Thomae

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Keywords: Selenide, heterocycles, selenium, selenacrown-ether, selenazole, selenazine, selenophenes

Abstract: Interest in organoselenium chemistry has been increasing for the last 25 years. This paper reviews the use of sodium selenide and its hydrogenated form (NaHSe, H2Se) for the preparation of a wide variety of selenium-containing heterocycles.

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Sommen L. Geoffroy and Thomae David, Utility of Hydrogen Selenide and Its Related Salts for the Synthesis of Selenium- Containing Heterocycles, Current Organic Synthesis 2010; 7 (1) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/157017910790820337