Zhouping Wu , Guanghui Lv , Zheng Lin , Jiangyan Tang , Jian Chen , Jianghong Liu , Li Hai , Yong Wu
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Abstract
The construction of N-fused polycyclic compounds at room temperature via the combination of transition-metal catalyst and photocatalyst has been reported. This novel work has successfully realized LED irradiated C−H activation of iodonium ylides. The strategy shows wide substrate scope and ideal functional group tolerance. Our work would be useful for the construction of various heterocyclic compounds.