Carbonyl groups are ubiquitous in functional molecules. Although C–H bond acylation has been well-studied via different mechanisms, transition-metal-catalyzed redox-neutral C(sp 3 )–H acylation under mild conditions is unprecedented. In this work, ketene is designed as a acylating reagent for both C(sp 3 )–H and C(sp 2 )–H bonds under Rh(III) catalysis, affording a diverse array of carbonyl compounds in high yields and high atom economy under mild conditions.
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