ArticleChemistry (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)2026
Insights Into the Photocatalytic Arene Bromination Enabled by Cs
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The development of sustainable halogenation strategies remains a central challenge in synthetic chemistry, particularly for the preparation of aryl bromides, which are key intermediates in pharmaceuticals, materials, and cross-coupling transformations. Here, we report an atom-efficient photocatalytic bromination of electron-rich arenes enabled by a low-toxicity Ag-Bi double perovskite microparticles. Under mild conditions and using hydrobromic acid as a bromine source, the photocatalyst promotes highly selective mono-bromination of 1,3,5-trimethoxybenzene with excellent yields (up to 95.4%) and superior performance compared to the benchmark perovskite-like materials, such as CsPbBr
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