Solventless Catalytic C–H and C–X Functionalization Without Ball Milling

17 January 2025, Version 4
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Abstract

A low-cost, operationally simple approach to seven different solventless Rh-, Ru-, Ir- and Pd-catalyzed C–H and C–X functionalizations, as well as the synthesis of difficult-to-make rhodacyclic complexes, is presented. The method uses open air grinding and heating, is reproducible, gives competitive yields compared with automated ball milling protocols, and can be extended to the late-stage modification of various bioactive compounds.

Keywords

Solvent-free
Solventless
C–H functionalization
late-stage functionalization
mechanochemistry
organometallics
coupling reactions

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