Natural Feedstock in Catalysis: A Sustainable Route Towards Organic Transformations

IF 8.6 2区 化学 Q1 Chemistry Topics in Current Chemistry Pub Date : 2021-08-13 DOI:10.1007/s41061-021-00346-6
U. P. Patil, Suresh S. Patil
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Catalysts are the jewel in the crown of the chemical industry, accelerating reaction kinetics and augmenting the efficiency of desired reaction paths. Natural feedstock is a renewable resource capable of providing valuable functional products; in addition, it confers an opportunity to create catalysts. As an alternative to stoichiometric reagents, and as a part of a sustainable approach, the implications of using natural feedstocks as a source of new catalysts has attracted considerable interest. Natural feedstock-derived catalysts can promote chemical transformations more efficiently. Recent reports have highlighted the significant role of these biogenic, cost-effective, innocuous, biodegradable materials as catalysts in many biologically and pharmacologically important protocols. This review outlines the decisive organic transformations for which feedstock-derived catalysts have been employed effectively and successfully, along with their economic and environmental benefits over traditional catalytic systems.

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催化中的天然原料:通往有机转化的可持续途径
催化剂是化学工业皇冠上的宝石,加速反应动力学,提高所需反应路径的效率。天然原料是一种可再生资源,能够提供有价值的功能性产品;此外,它还提供了创造催化剂的机会。作为化学计量试剂的替代品,作为可持续发展方法的一部分,使用天然原料作为新催化剂的来源已经引起了相当大的兴趣。天然原料衍生的催化剂可以更有效地促进化学转化。最近的报告强调了这些生物源性、成本效益高、无害、可生物降解的材料作为催化剂在许多重要的生物学和药理学方案中的重要作用。这篇综述概述了原料衍生催化剂有效和成功地用于决定性的有机转化,以及它们比传统催化系统具有的经济和环境效益。图形抽象
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Topics in Current Chemistry
Topics in Current Chemistry 化学-化学综合
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期刊介绍: Topics in Current Chemistry provides in-depth analyses and forward-thinking perspectives on the latest advancements in chemical research. This renowned journal encompasses various domains within chemical science and their intersections with biology, medicine, physics, and materials science. Each collection within the journal aims to offer a comprehensive understanding, accessible to both academic and industrial readers, of emerging research in an area that captivates a broader scientific community. In essence, Topics in Current Chemistry illuminates cutting-edge chemical research, fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, and facilitates knowledge-sharing among diverse scientific audiences.
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