A convenient method for preparing pyridines from air-stable, commercially available catalyst precursors is described. The addition of n-BuLi to Ni(acac)2 and an NHC salt (such as IPr.HCl or SIPr.HCl) rapidly generates an active Ni0/NHC catalyst for the cycloaddition of diynes and nitriles that affords pyridines without a decrease in observed yields. The in situ method also converts diynes and carbon dioxide to the corresponding pyrones.
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