ArticleScientific reports2024
Innovative synthesis of nano-magnetic bio-organocatalysts from red mud waste for green polyhydroquinoline derivatives synthesis.
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- Immobilization of CuO onto melamine functionalized magnetic nanocomposite: an efficient catalyst for the Preparation of benzimidazole compounds.Scientific reports · 2025Article
- Dual acid-base catalysis with biologically modified graphene oxide: a sustainable route to polyhydroquinolines with antimicrobial properties.Scientific reports · 2025Article
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Abstract
The imperative of transforming waste materials into valuable nanomaterials via ecological recycling has emerged as a pivotal avenue for environmental stewardship. This research contributes to the "greening" of global chemical processes by introducing a magnetic biocatalyst derived from red mud waste. Emphasizing the use of glutamic acid as the second most effective step in obtaining a green catalyst is a key focus of this work. Leveraging cost-effective materials such as FeSO
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