“…Phosphorus-containing heteroaromatic molecules are an important class of compounds that find useful applications in synthetic transformations, medicinal chemistry, and photoelectric materials, and as useful ligands for transition metal catalysis . Although great effort has been devoted to the development of new and efficient strategies for C–P bond formation in recent decades, the synthesis of heteroaryl phosphines still meets with challenge owing to the effect of coordination of heteroatom to metal ion, which can suppress catalytic processes. − Traditionally, heteroaryl phosphines are prepared by nucleophilic substitution reaction of heteroaryl-metal unit and phosphine chlorides. At present, for the phosphonation of C(sp 2 )–H bonds, a number of catalytic systems based on palladium, copper, and silver have been developed by several groups .…”