Selective processes that afford functionalized derivatives from the reaction of nonactivated CÀH bonds are of current interest.[1] Bromination and chlorination reactions are valuable tools for this purpose with saturated hydrocarbons.[2] However, the related iodination is not so well developed.[3] Herein, we report on new iodination reactions of alkanes under mild thermal conditions. The process relies on the use of the combination of hypervalent iodine ...
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