Exploration of machine learning optimization for cross-coupling reactions in a continuous-flow system, suggesting enhanced productivity.
In this study, we developed a hybrid methodology for machine learning-driven optimization of continuous-flow reaction with a polymer-supported Pd catalyst, aiming to boost both productivity and elucidate influencing factors in the reaction conditions. A porous polymer bearing phosphine ligand was prepared by polymerization-induced phase separation, and Pd was coordinated to the support to construct the flow reactor. Suzuki–Miyaura cross-coupling reactions were performed in the continuous-flow system. Combining Bayesian optimization and linear regression realized optimization of continuous-flow conditions and analysis of key influencing factors, demonstrating the utility of the present machine learning method. Indeed, the continuous-flow system with the monolith reactor was also applicable to a range of chloroarenes, which emphasized the importance of our catalytic system for fine chemical production.
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