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Palladium-catalyzed cyanation of aryl halides is an often capricious reaction and lacks robustness due to catalyst poisoning by oxygen. In this report, an open-air and robust method for large-scale cyanation was developed and the use of commercially available i -propanol as an additive was critical for achieving the open-air, robust and scaleable process. Under the protection by i -propanol, the catalyst life was significantly prolonged.
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