In NBSH, this functional group is attached via a sulfonyl to a benzene ring.
In NBSH, this functional group is attached via a sulfonyl to a benzene ring. One compound made from this functional group can be used in conjunction with iodine to detect sulfur in a spot test. That sodium salt can be used as a mutagen and in killing gram-negative bacteria. This functional group is also found attached to a furan in zidovudine, which is a reverse transcriptase inhibitor. In a notable example of click chemistry, alkynes are joined to these via a 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition. That reaction is named for Huisgen. Triphenylphosphine is used to reduce these in the Staudinger Reaction. A carboxylic compound with this functional group is subjected to heat in a rearrangement named for Curtius; that results in an isocyanate. FTP, name this unstable functional group that carries a negative charge and consists of three nitrogen atoms in a row.
In NBSH, this functional group is attached via a sulfonyl to a benzene ring.
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