JOURNAL ARTICLE

Cu/C Catalyst for Click Chemistry

Bruce H. LipshutzBenjamin R. Taft

Year: 2007 Journal:   Synfacts Vol: 2007 (3)Pages: 0340-0340   Publisher: Georg Thieme Verlag

Abstract

A copper-in-charcoal catalyst for click chemistry was demonstrated. Thus, the Cu/C was prepared from activated wood charcoal and Cu(NO3)2 with ultrasonic agitation. Highly efficient click chemistry of benzyl azide and 2-methyl-but-3-yn-2-ol by using Cu/C catalyst (10 mol%) was performed at 60 °C in dioxane to give a 1,4-triazole derivative in 99% yield. The click cycloaddition was significantly accelerated with stoichiometric Et3N or by microwave irradiation. This Cu/C catalyst was reused without loss of activity under air (1st-3rd use: 99% yield).

Keywords:
Chemistry Click chemistry Catalysis Cycloaddition Yield (engineering) Azide Charcoal Activated charcoal Copper Microwave irradiation Organic chemistry Triazole Stoichiometry Nuclear chemistry Polymer chemistry Adsorption Metallurgy

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Click Chemistry and Applications
Physical Sciences →  Chemistry →  Organic Chemistry

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