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This work reveals a novel bromohydroxylation reaction in alkenes, suggesting efficient and eco-friendly production of vicinal bromohydrins.
A visible‐light‐promoted radical bromohydroxylation reaction of quinazolinone‐tethered alkenes with CBr 4 as a bromine source has been developed, which affords vicinal bromohydrins as products in up to 66% yields. This work represents the first example of employing molecular oxygen and dioxane as hydroxyl source in bromohydroxylation reaction of alkenes. Control experiments and DFT calculations disclose that the reaction proceeds via a Markovnikov regioselectivity. This reaction features mild conditions and scale‐up applicability, which represents a new bromohydroxylation reaction mode and also provides an easy and green access to vicinal bromohydrins.
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