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Abstract
The C2- or C3-selective direct C–H arylation of nonsubstituted 1H-pyrrole with aryl chlorides/nonaflates was achieved using catalysts derived from palladium and appropriate phosphine ligands. The site selectivity of the arylation can be switched by changing the ligands, and the C3-selective arylation of nonsubstituted 1H-pyrrole was realized for the first time. tBuOLi played an important role in suppressing N-arylation and accelerating C2- or C3-arylation.
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