Reduction of bis(benzothiadiazol) by LiAlH4/CuI gives diethynylated diaminobenzoquinoneimine. This building block accesses novel targets in a one-step condensation reaction with different ortho-quinones, resulting in unexpected rearrangement products. The compounds are characterized by their photophysical and electrochemical data as well as quantum chemical calculations.
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