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The use of iron catalysis in synthetic chemistry has increased significantly in recent years. The low toxicity, low environmental impact and high abundance of iron makes it a perfect framework for catalysis, particularly in health related and dispersive (non-recycled) technologies. The iron-catalysed reductive functionalisation of alkenes and alkynes requires the use of low oxidation-state iron (pre-)catalysts. This chapter describes general strategies that have been developed to access these catalysts from bench-stable precursors, with each method exemplified through selected hydrofunctionalisation reactions.

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