“…6,7 Because of some limitations such as low yield of the products, long reaction times and the presence of acid or base sensitive functionalities in aldehyde or ketonic compounds, the classical methods usually are not suitable. In this context, several improvements such as using nano Fe3O4 8 , Cu-SiO2 9 , NH2OH•HCl/K2CO3 10 , Dowex 50WX4 11 , heterogeneous polyoxometalates 12,13 , phase transfer catalysts 14 , basic ionic liquid 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium hydroxide 15 , NH3/oxidant/catalyst systems [16][17][18][19][20][21] , wet basic Al2O3/microwave 22 , SiO2/ NH2OH/microwave 23 , absence of any catalyst and solvent 24 , CaO/solvent-free 25 , TiO2/SO4 2 − solid super acid 26 , ethylenediamine/oxone 27 , Na2SO4/ultrasound 28 , titanyl acetylacetonate/NH2OH 29 , Bi2O3/ NH2OH•HCl 30 , clay-based titanium silicalite-1 31 , host (dealuminated zeolite Y)-guest (12-molybdo-phosphoric acid) nanocomposite 32 and organo-SOMO catalysis 33 have been reported for the preparation of oximes.…”