Sallylation
Sallylation is not a standard term in chemistry. In most references, the processes this word attempts to describe are called S-allylation or allylation. The spelling “Sallylation” may arise from a typographical error, a mispronunciation, or informal usage, and it is not widely recognized as a distinct named reaction.
If interpreted as S-allylation, the term refers to the introduction of an allyl group onto sulfur atoms
More generally, allylation denotes the introduction of an allyl group into a molecule, including C-, N-, and