Balázs L. Tóth , Stephanie G. E. Amos , Arjan W. Kleij
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Abstract
Metal-catalyzed reductive coupling reactions between alkenes and alkynes are a long-standing tradition as a way to create complex unsaturated building blocks of value in organic synthesis ventures. Here, we review the general synthetic approaches realized under Co-catalysis utilizing chemical reductants, albeit with some limitations in scope and user-friendliness. A more recent advancement shows that these reductive ene–yne coupling reactions can also be accommodated by photoredox catalysis marking a stepping stone in the area, and creating new incentives for this kind of carbon–carbon bond formation and beyond.