“…For example, arylphenyliodoniums with tert ‐butyl, amido, iodo, and nitro groups all generated the corresponding guanidines in yields of 96, 89, 80, and 88 %, respectively (Table 3, entries 7–10). Guanidylthiophene 5d , which is unstable relative to 2‐aminothiophene,9 could not be obtained in the oxidative three‐component reaction of cyanamides, amines, and boronic acids;8f however, the reaction of phenyl(thienyl)iodonium triflate produced desired guanidylthiophene 5d in moderate yield (Table 3, entry 11). Clearly, the regioselectivities for unsymmetric arylphenyliodoniums with aryl groups with different electronics were dependent on the substrates without certain regulation (Table 3, entries 7–11); this is somewhat different from previous transition‐metal‐catalyzed reactions of diaryliodonium, for which more electron‐rich aryl groups are generally the preferred transfer groups 10.…”