“…In comparison, the latter three were gradually eliminated due to their toxicity, harmfulness and sewage pollution, and only the catalytic hydrogenation gradually prevail due to its clean reaction process [5–8]. Halogenated aromatic amines are important classifications of aniline compounds especially in pesticides, such as, p -chloroaniline used to prepare Monolinuron [9], m -chloroaniline used to prepare Barban [10], and 3-chloro-4-methylaniline used to prepare Chlorotoluron [11]. However, when the halogenated aromatic amines are prepared by catalytic hydrogenation reduction of halogenated aromatic nitro compounds, the side reactions of dehalogenation [12] or C–N coupling [13] are easy to occur.…”