Green Synthesis of Heterocyclic Compounds - Nath, Sarbasri;Kumar, Rishikesh
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Heterocyclic Compounds from the basis of most of the medicinal compounds in Chemistry. Heterocyclic compounds still tempt organic chemists in search of new and more effective therapeutic agents. At the time of carrying out the ring transformation synthesis, safer reagents, use of green catalysts, and employing microwave-induced synthesis whenever possible to reduce the use of toxic solvents by greener methods. Microwave irradiation is an effective, efficient, and environmentally benign method to activate various organic transformations to afford products with higher yields in shorter reaction periods.…mehr

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Heterocyclic Compounds from the basis of most of the medicinal compounds in Chemistry. Heterocyclic compounds still tempt organic chemists in search of new and more effective therapeutic agents. At the time of carrying out the ring transformation synthesis, safer reagents, use of green catalysts, and employing microwave-induced synthesis whenever possible to reduce the use of toxic solvents by greener methods. Microwave irradiation is an effective, efficient, and environmentally benign method to activate various organic transformations to afford products with higher yields in shorter reaction periods.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Sarbasri Nath ist Assistenzprofessorin in der Abteilung für Chemie am Gurucharan College in Silchar, Assam. Sie hat eine Reihe von Arbeiten veröffentlicht und ein Produkt erfunden, das den Titel trägt: Ein kanalisiertes elektronisches Gerät und auch urheberrechtlich geschützte Theorien und Formeln.Dr. Rishikesh Kumar ist Assistenzprofessor und Oberstudiendirektor im Fachbereich Chemie am S.P College, Dumka, Jharkhand.