Employment of Green and Sustainable Protocols for C(sp3)-H bond Functionalization of 2-Methyl azaarenes and subsequent C-C bond formation

Ratnakar Dutt Shukla; Byanju Rai

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Spectrum of Emerging Sciences

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Employment of Green and Sustainable Protocols for C(sp3)-H bond Functionalization of 2-Methyl azaarenes and subsequent C-C bond formation

Author(s): Ratnakar Dutt Shukla¹, Byanju Rai²

Email(s): ¹rdbhuchem09@gmail.com, ²byanju.rai@gmail.com

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Department of Chemistry, Pt. DDU Govt. Model College, Bahua, Fatehpur, India

Published In: Volume - 1, Issue - 1, Year - 2021

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ABSTRACT:
Twenty-first century witnessed the importance of C-H bond functionalization which is regarded as a potent, promising and direct tool for the construction of the carbon-carbon bond. The concept of C-H bond functionalization has been highly explored in the field of synthetic organic chemistry. The current scenario of research is shifted towards the development of novel sustainable protocols which should have great environmental impact. It does not need pre‐functionalization of the substrates and thus offers an atom‐economic strategy hence regarded as green and sustainable approach. The applications of C-H functionalization approach, as a potential synthetic tool, have been well exemplified in the formation of C-C bond and carbon-heteroatom bonds (C-O, C-N, C-S and C-X) which have notable applications in the preparation of complex natural products and medicinally potent compounds. The present review covers the employment of numerous novel and innovative sustainable approaches in the field of C(sp3)-H Functionalization reactions.

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Ratnakar Dutt Shukla, Byanju Rai (2021). Employment of Green and Sustainable Protocols for C(sp3)-H bond Functionalization of 2-Methyl azaarenes and subsequent C-C bond formation. Spectrum of Emerging Sciences, 1(1), pp.21-28.

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