From traditional to greener alternatives: potential of plant resources as a biotransformation tool in organic synthesis

Kumar, Vinay; Saha, Rituparna; Chatterjee, Satyaki; Mishra, Vivek

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“…• Phenolic Mixtures: Phenolic intensifies present in plants, like tannins and lignin subsidiaries, have been used as impetuses in biomass transformation and polymerization responses, adding to the improvement of sustainable materials and bio-based polymers (Kumar et al, 2023). These models delineate the different scope of plant-determined impetuses and their likely applications in natural blend, featuring their flexibility and pertinence in feasible science rehearses.…”

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Exploring The Potential Of Plant-Derived Catalysts For Sustainable Green Synthesis In Organic Chemistry"

Baldha,

Kolli

2023

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The usage of plant-determined impetuses for reasonable green combination in natural science presents a promising road towards eco-accommodating and effective substance processes. This paper investigates the capability of such impetuses by giving an outline of their grouping, benefits over traditional impetuses, and instances of their application in natural combination. Furthermore, the standards of green blend, challenges with regular techniques, and the job of impetuses in advancing maintainability are talked about. Contextual investigations feature the adequacy of plant-determined impetuses, offering robotic experiences and correlations with engineered partners. Moreover, the paper assesses the natural effects and manageability of these works on, proposing waste minimization systems and surveying their ecokind disposition through lifecycle examination. At last, future bearings, difficulties, and suggestions for propelling the field are introduced, underlining the significance of incorporating plant-inferred impetuses into manageable science rehearses.

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Exploring The Potential Of Plant-Derived Catalysts For Sustainable Green Synthesis In Organic Chemistry"

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2023

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“…The synthesis of many different organic molecules depends on catalytic coupling processes, which have attracted a lot of interest in the field of organic chemistry. [1][2][3][4] These processes, which result in the formation of new carbon-carbon or carbonheteroatom bonds, provide an adaptable and successful method for developing complex compounds. Among the different approaches, catalytic methods have gained considerable attention due to their environmentally friendly nature and mild reaction conditions.…”

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Exploring the Catalytic Efficiency of Copper-Doped Magnetic Carbon Aerogel for the Coupling Reaction of Isatin Oxime with Phenylboronic Acid Derivatives

Mishra,

Mudgal,

Singh

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A highly efficient catalyst, Cu-doped poly (N-[3-(dimethylamino)propyl]-methacrylamide, Acrylic Acid, N-vinyl Imidazole) (PDAI) magnetic carbon aerogel (CPIMCA), was successfully employed for the synthesis of Isatin nitrone derivatives. The 3-D porous CPIMCA catalyst demonstrated outstanding performance through the application of a coupling reaction between Isatin oxime and phenylboronic acid-derivatives, providing up to 98% of the required nitrone derivatives. Remarkably, the incorporation of copper within the polymeric structure of the magnetic carbon aerogel exhibited a significant influence on catalytic activity, even at a low overall copper content of approximately 2%. This was confirmed through EDX elemental mapping analysis, further establishing the competence of the catalyst for catalytic reactions. Comparative studies with Cu(OAc)2 catalyst revealed that CPIMCA outperformed it, providing a notable 10-15% increase in product yield. This superior performance can be attributed to the unique synergistic effect of copper, iron, and carbon aerogel as the polymeric matrix, highlighting the exceptional capabilities of CPIMCA as a catalyst.

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Development of ionic liquid-capped carbon dots derived from Tecoma stans (L.) Juss. ex Kunth: Combatting bacterial pathogens in diabetic foot ulcer pus swabs, targeting both standard and multi-drug resistant strains

Yadav,

Mudgal,

Mishra

et al. 2023

South African Journal of Botany

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From traditional to greener alternatives: potential of plant resources as a biotransformation tool in organic synthesis

Abstract: This study demonstrates a biomimetic approach that facilitates organic frameworks in the laboratory using common fruits and vegetables promoting environmental as well as fiscal sustainability—a “Green leaves to Green chemistry” technique.

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Exploring The Potential Of Plant-Derived Catalysts For Sustainable Green Synthesis In Organic Chemistry"

Exploring The Potential Of Plant-Derived Catalysts For Sustainable Green Synthesis In Organic Chemistry"

Exploring the Catalytic Efficiency of Copper-Doped Magnetic Carbon Aerogel for the Coupling Reaction of Isatin Oxime with Phenylboronic Acid Derivatives

Development of ionic liquid-capped carbon dots derived from Tecoma stans (L.) Juss. ex Kunth: Combatting bacterial pathogens in diabetic foot ulcer pus swabs, targeting both standard and multi-drug resistant strains

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