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The last step does not need sodium metal but only sodium hydroxide. The thiol is acidic enough to form a salt with NaOH. Further, metallic sodium would cleave the thio ether, I guess. --
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The last step does not need sodium metal but only sodium hydroxide. The thiol is acidic enough to form a salt with NaOH. Further, metallic sodium would cleave the thio ether, I guess. --
FK1954 (
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