Our previous method to access the diazacyclobutene scaffold did not allow for modification of the substituent originating from the 1,2,4-triazoline-3,5-dione component. We have circumvented this challenge and expanded access to additional structural diversity of the scaffold. A telescoped urazole oxidation and Lewis acid-catalyzed cyclization provided R-substituted diazacyclobutenes. Calcium hypochlorite-mediated oxidation of urazoles followed by MgCl-catalyzed cyclization of the resulting triazolinediones with thioalkynes promoted the formation of diazacyclobutenes bearing substitution at the R position originating from the triazolinedione component.

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