Bromobenzene Ir
"Bromobenzene + Ir" as the core
Now there is a thing with "Bromobenzene + Ir" as its core. It seems to be unique among various changes. "Bromobenzene", the bromine substitute of benzene, is structurally stable, and can be the starting substance or participate in complex synthesis paths in many reaction systems.
And "Ir", iridium, is the one with excellent catalytic properties among metal elements. When "Bromobenzene" and "Ir" are juxtaposed, it is like opening a wonderful chemical world. When the two meet, they may lead to chain reactions, such as molecular rearrangement, bond breaking and recombination. The direction of the reaction, as indicated by "Bromobenzene + Ir", seems to be driven by the internal chemical force and evolves according to a specific law.
During the reaction process, the benzene ring of "Bromobenzene" or the catalysis of "Ir" makes the bromine atom flexible and easy to remove, and then connects with other things to form a new compound. This change is not caused for no reason, but actually follows the direction set by "Bromobenzene + Ir" and goes through a complex transition state to achieve a new chemical equilibrium. The process, although microscopic and difficult to observe, has its own subtle order due to the chemical understanding.
