Recent developments in synthetic methods for benzo[b]heteroles

Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry
Bin Wu, Naohiko Yoshikai

Abstract

Benzo[b]heteroles containing heteroatoms other than nitrogen and oxygen have received considerable attention for their potential applications in materials science. This poses an increasing demand for efficient, selective, and broad-scope methods for their synthesis. This review article summarizes the recent developments in synthetic methods and approaches to access representative members of the benzoheterole family.

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