Research article reveals a two-step method for synthesizing aromatic aldehydes from CO2 using silyl formates, suggesting a new way to utilize carbon dioxide.
CO2 Conversion The cover design features a beam of light passing by two planets that represent silicon and boron, with the former orbited by a CO2 satellite. In the Research Article (10.1002/adsc.70571), Natsumi Nitta, Tadashi Ema, and co-workers report a two-step method for the synthesis of aromatic aldehydes from CO2. Silyl formates, synthesized from CO2 and hydrosilanes, are used in the C–H formylation of aromatics promoted by BBr3 or BCl3.
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