Abstract
AbstractA photo‐induced atom transfer radical addition (ATRA) of aryl chlorides onto alkenes has been developed in the synthesis of chloroalkyl benzenes, in which chlorine radicals and aryl radicals can be generated simultaneously at ambient temperature without the involvement of any initiator or catalyst. The inherently reactive and energetic chlorine radicals also benefit a photo‐induced aminocarbonylation reaction of aryl chlorides with carbon monoxide and amines via a hydrogen‐abstraction step. These two reactions can provide an inspiration for organic reaction with a radical‐designed process. Finally, a photo‐induced multi‐phase reaction system is extended to flow mode to yield scaled‐up products on a gram scale.
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