“…[ 28 ] Additionally, Au–Pd NPs are well studied for their acceleration ability of reaction rates in Suzuki coupling with an effective recapture of Pd in the presence of an electronegative Au. In this connection, hyper‐cross‐linked polystyrene supported Au@Pd NPs, [ 19 ] Au@Pd NPs, [ 18,29,30 ] biodeposited Au–Pd NPs, [ 31 ] ferrite–dopamine supported Au–Pd NPs, [ 32 ] Au‐Pd NPs supported on SiO 2 or MCM–41, [ 33 ] SBA–15 stabilized Au–Pd alloy NPs, [ 34 ] Au–Pd alloy NPs, [ 35 ] Au–Pd NPs dispersed on TiO 2, [ 36 ] Au–Pd alloy NPs supported on ZrO 2, [ 37 ] and Pd nanodot–Au NP colloids [ 38 ] were described for Suzuki cross‐coupling at various conditions including microwave or photoirradiations. [ 34–38 ] Nevertheless, the necessity of additional base, [ 18,29–38 ] poor reusability, [ 18 ] poor yields with certain substrates, [ 31–36 ] organic solvents such as DMF [ 35,37 ] or THF, [ 32 ] and large reaction times [ 18,29–32,35 ] limits the wide spread usage of these processes.…”