Abstract
AbstractThe development of new reaction pathways seeking to improve synthetic efficiency is a continuing necessity. In this context, the formation of C—C bonds through cross-dehydrogenative coupling has emerged as a powerful and elegant strategy in organic synthesis and, together with continuous-flow technology, new perspectives have engaged the interest of the scientific community. Continuous-flow chemistry provides new synthetic possibilities, solving problems that are common with reactions performed under batch conditions, such as long reaction times, difficulty of scale-up, reproducibility, general efficiency, and safety, among others. In this chapter, C—C bond formation in flow systems through cross-dehydrogenative coupling is described.
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