“…Isoureas, the isomeric analogues of urea, are being vastly exploited as a component of fertilizers as it is an easily accessible source of nitrogen to stimulate the growth of crops. − Besides agriculture, these compounds are also equally important as anti-inflammatory drugs in the pharma industry, a raw material for the manufacture of plastics, surfactants, chemical fire extinguishers, and, last but not least, biocatalysts. − Apparently, to compensate for the skyrocketing demand, many new synthetic methodologies are being designed to synthesize isoureas using ureas, carbodiimides, chloroformamidines, cyanamides, organic cyanates, or isocyanides, as starting materials. , The straightforward synthesis of isoureas via the addition of an alcohol to a carbodiimide (RNCNR′) has drawn great attention for being atom-efficient and utilizing easily available starting materials. For being less electrophilic, the reactions of carbodiimides with alcohols require either very high thermal energy or Lewis acid catalyst activation.…”