Rapid and efficient iridium‐mediated hydrogen‐tritium exchange labeling of pharmaceutical compounds is a key methodology in the life sciences industry. A review of the development and use of iridium(I) phosphine systems for ortho‐directed isotopic exchange is described to provide the reader with a comprehensive introduction to the area and to serve as a starting point for experimental investigators. Examples of useful catalyst systems and their application to different substrates types as well as potential areas for further development are discussed.
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