The most important methods in chemical synthesis are those that induce C-C coupling reactions. The production of various molecular patterns from reasonable custom assembly barriers has been studied for a long time. In organic chemistry, two fragments that are brought together with the help of a metal catalyst are referred to as coupling reactions. A main group organometallic compound of type R-M (R = organic fragment, M = main group centre) combines with an organic halide of type R'-X in one significant reaction type, producing the product R-R', which forms a new carbon-carbon bond. Cross coupling reactions are the most prevalent kind of coupling reaction.