[reaction: see text] The reaction of heteroaromatic compounds with propargylic carboxylates in the presence of a catalytic amount of [RuCl(2)(CO)(3)](2) or PtCl(2) gives trienes in good yields. The key intermediate is an electrophilic (1-acetoxylvinyl)carbene complex generated from the activated propargylic acetates with transition metals.
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