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This work reports the first synthesis of Δ-pyrrolines promoted by visible light under continuous flow, achieved through the formal (3 + 2)-cycloaddition of 2-azirines to enones. A total of 22 examples of trisubstituted Δ-pyrrolines were prepared in only 30 min of residence time, with 41-93% yield and diastereomeric ratios up to 7:3. Furthermore, continuous flow conditions were also effective when chalcones were used as starting materials, leading to the formation of 7 tetrasubstituted pyrroles with an overall yield ranging from 12 to 47%, via a photocatalyzed cycloaddition-oxidation sequence.

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