Palladium-catalyzed weak-chelation-assisted C4-selective nitration of indoles has been accomplished employing -butyl nitrite in the presence of oxone under molecular oxygen at a moderate temperature. Aerobic conditions, C4-selectivity, substrate scope, conversion to valuable aminated indoles, and late-stage natural product modifications are the important practical features.

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