Under visible light, -tosyl-protected sulfoximidoyl chlorides react with aryl alkynes to give β-keto sulfoximines. The reaction is characterized by a high functional group tolerance and good yields. It can be improved by the presence of a ruthenium photocatalyst. Air is the source of the ketonic oxygen in the products.

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