Select and direct: A ruthenium complex derived from an air-stable diaminophosphine oxide preligand allows for highly efficient and selective direct arylation reactions using aryl tosylates. The reactions proceed through CH bond activation and tolerate pronucleophiles with different directing groups, including pyrazole derivatives (see scheme; NMP=N-methylpyrrolidinone, OTs=tosylate).
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