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Current Organic Synthesis - Volume 8, Issue 2, 2011
Volume 8, Issue 2, 2011
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Editorial [Hot Topic: Green and Sustainable Chemistry (Guest Editor: Bela Torok)
By Bela TorokThe application of the principals of Green Chemistry are becoming more and more common in organic synthesis, and the design of sustainable synthetic methods is more important today than ever. The volume of the industrial production of chemicals, pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, or consumer goods directly related to the chemical industry (e.g. plastics, dyes etc.), makes the traditional ways obsolete and impossible to Read More
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Green Recyclable Supported-Metal Catalyst for Useful Organic Transformations
Authors: Brindaban C. Ranu, Sukalyan Bhadra and Debasree SahaOne of the major challenges confronted by modern chemists is the development of sustainable chemistry to maintain environmental chastity. With this perspective in mind, heterogeneous organometallic chemistry has been intensively investigated in recent times. The advantages offered by the heterogeneous catalysts are ease of separation of product, reusability of the catalyst, improved efficiency, eco-compatibility and econo Read More
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Sustainable Heck Chemistry with New Palladium Catalysts
By Arpad MolnarThis review discusses the results of the application of efficient and recyclable palladium catalysts providing highly selective product formation in the Heck reaction. Such green approach promises to result in new catalysts with properties similar to those of homogeneous palladium complexes and environmentally benign protocols. The review focuses on new, exciting results disclosed during the last 5 years.
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Heterogeneous Catalytic Hydrogenations as an Environmentally Benign Tool for Organic Synthesis
Authors: Aditya Kulkarni and Bela TorokRecent advances in the development of heterogeneous catalytic hydrogenation reactions are reviewed. The work includes two chapters, highlighting the major types of commercially available solid hydrogenation catalysts and the discussion of recent results related to the hydrogenation of major functional group types. Efforts have also been made to summarize contemporary results in microwave- and ultr Read More
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Polymer-Supported Acid Catalysis in Organic Synthesis
Authors: Ying Chang and Chulsung BaeThis paper reviews recent advances in polymer-supported acid catalysts and their applications in organic synthesis. The discussion is mainly divided into the polymer-supported Bronsted acids and Lewis acids and subdivided by the nature of the reactions. In the former section, organic reactions catalyzed by polymer Bronsted acids, such as polymers functionalized with sulfonic acid (e.g., Friedel- Craft reactions, etherification, est Read More
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Microwave-Assisted Heterogeneous Catalysis: An Environmentally Benign Tool for Contemporary Organic Synthesis
Authors: Seema Bag, Sujaya Dasgupta and Bela TorokRecent advances in the development of environmentally benign heterogeneous catalytic microwave-assisted synthetic reactions are reviewed. The work includes two main chapters, highlighting acid and metal-catalyzed reactions. The literature data are summarized based on the chemical nature of reaction types, such as condensations, protection-deprotection, rearrangements, cyclizations, couplings etc.
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Steps Toward Green Peptide Synthesis
Authors: Silpi Datta, Abha Sood and Marianna TorokPeptides have numerous application possibilities in chemistry, biology, medicine, and pharmaceutical and materials sciences. Their traditional synthesis, however, usually poses major environmental problems. The goal of this review is to evaluate classic and contemporary methods and highlight efforts toward environmentally benign synthesis of peptides.
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Biomimetic Transamination - a Metal-Free Alternative to the Reductive Amination. Application for Generalized Preparation of Fluorine-Containing Amines and Amino Acids
Authors: Jianlin Han, Alexander E. Sorochinsky, Taizo Ono and Vadim A. SoloshonokThe biomimetic transamination of fluorinated carbonyl compounds, represent the most methodologically concise and generalized approach to the family of fluorine-containing amines and amino acids. Such amino compounds are of critical importance in the medicinal, bioorganic, biochemistry research and pharmaceutical industry. This review summarizes all of the synthetically and methodologically important achievements in t Read More
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Microwave-Assisted Fluorous Multicomponent Reactions - A Combinatorial Chemistry Approach for Green Organic Synthesis
Authors: Asha Kadam, Zijuan Zhang and Wei ZhangThe development of combinatorial chemistry has significantly improved the efficiency of compound library synthesis for highthroughput screening. This technology could also be used to address the green chemistry concerns in organic synthesis. The combination of microwave reactions, multicomponent reactions, and fluorous separations to synthesize organic compounds described in this paper have demonstrated the a Read More
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Self-Disproportionation of Enantiomers via Sublimation; New and Truly Green Dimension in Optical Purification
Authors: Jianlin Han, Donna J. Nelson, Alexander E. Sorochinsky and Vadim A. SoloshonokThis Review article presents all available in the literature data on optical purification of enantiomerically enriched organic compounds via simple procedure of sublimation. The material is arranged in a chronological order from early publications to current research. Relatively small amount of the results reported in the literature suggest that this area of research is still in its infancy it terms of commonly accepted experimental Read More
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