We have developed a versatile method for the radiosynthesis of [F]alkenyl fluorides using no-carrier-added [F]AgF via the silver-mediated direct radiofluorination of alkynes. A variety of electron-deficient internal alkynes were compatible with this strategy and gave the desired product in good regioselectivity and RCY. This method could also be applied to the late-stage radiofluorination and showed potential in nuclear medicine development.
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