“…Mitrofanov and coworkers developed a polymer-supported Cu-catalyst with excellent activity in the Chan–Lam coupling of various azoles. 47 Poly( N -vinylimidazole-co- N -vinylcaprolactam) with various compositions was analysed, and PVI25 (25 mol% N -vinylimidazole and 75 mol% N -vinylcaprolactam) was found to be the best choice. Thus, the successful Chan–Lam coupling in the presence of this newly designed catalyst (5 mol% Cu/PVI25) was achieved by reacting different azoles with arylboronic acid in MeOH at 50 °C for 4–24 h (Scheme 41).…”
Chan-Lam coupling is one of the most promising and versatile coupling reactions in the realm of organic chemistry. Developing environmentally benign, green, recyclable, and benchtop protocols is undoubtedly one of...
“…Mitrofanov and coworkers developed a polymer-supported Cu-catalyst with excellent activity in the Chan–Lam coupling of various azoles. 47 Poly( N -vinylimidazole-co- N -vinylcaprolactam) with various compositions was analysed, and PVI25 (25 mol% N -vinylimidazole and 75 mol% N -vinylcaprolactam) was found to be the best choice. Thus, the successful Chan–Lam coupling in the presence of this newly designed catalyst (5 mol% Cu/PVI25) was achieved by reacting different azoles with arylboronic acid in MeOH at 50 °C for 4–24 h (Scheme 41).…”
Chan-Lam coupling is one of the most promising and versatile coupling reactions in the realm of organic chemistry. Developing environmentally benign, green, recyclable, and benchtop protocols is undoubtedly one of...
A novel recyclable polymer supported copper(II) catalyst [mPAN-Cu(II)] is developed for Azide-Alkyne ‘Click’ reaction (CuAAC) under ambient conditions. The mPAN-Cu(II) can be easily prepared by immobilization of the copper chloride...
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