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Elemental tellurium is reduced by thioureadioxide in alkaline medium, leading to disodium telluride or ditelluride, depending on the amount of thioureadioxide used. The intermediate disodium telluride or ditelluride reacts “in situ” with alkyl halides to give dialkyltellurides or dialkylditellurides in high yield.
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