“…Compounds of the β-aminoketones, which are necessary intermediates in herbal products, were provided through the mentioned process. [17,20] Previously, a portion of the β-aminoketone's compounds had already been catalyzed by H 3 PW 12 O 30 (hetero poly acids), [21] carbon-based solid acid, [22] diaryliodonium (III), [23] BiNO 3 , [24] citric acid, [25] proline and solution, [26,27] calixarenes, [28] Cu/NH 2 -SBA-15,, [29] InCl 3 [30] ionic liquid (carboxyl-functionalized poly) (CFPIL). [31] The mentioned catalysts for this purpose, despite having some advantages, have also some disadvantages, including time consuming reaction process, a small yield of products, harmfulness, and low efficiency in the recovery process.…”