A facile synthetic approach to 6-pyrrolo[3,2,1-]acridines has been developed by using cascade -nucleophilic addition-cyclic Michael addition process of arynes and indoles substituted with Michael acceptors under metal-free conditions. Additionally, photophysical studies of a few of the newly synthesized pyrroloacridine compounds indicated good fluorescence emission properties.
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