Oxidative addition of carbon–fluorine bonds to the Ga(I) center

Key Points

• The oxidative addition of carbon-fluorine bonds occurred efficiently at the gallium center, enhancing reaction diversity.
• Parameters indicated a significant improvement in reactivity, with conversion rates exceeding 80% in optimized conditions.
• This investigation utilized spectroscopic techniques to analyze the reaction mechanisms at the molecular level.
• Future exploration may enable broader applications in catalytic reactions involving other metal centers.