The metal-promoted dehydrogenation of cyclic thioethers S(C(5)H(9))(R) (R = C(5)H(9), Ph) to give the corresponding cycloalkenes, S(C(5)H(7))(R), using the [Rh{Ph(2)P(CH(2))(3)PPh(2)}](+) fragment is reported.
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