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A copper bromide-decorated magnetic oyster shell biosupport as a sustainable catalyst for heterogeneous synthesis of imidazo[1,2-
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Oyster shells (OSs) are a kind of biomineralized material derived from renewable resources, comprising calcium carbonate (>95 wt%) as the main component, organic moieties, and trace elements, which are often discarded haphazardly as waste. Due to their notable properties, OSs have been widely employed as templates or precursors in the synthesis of different functional nanomaterials. The acidic hydrolysis of the matrix proteins present in the OS structure produces an acid-cured OS powder (AOS) containing coordination sites -COOH and -NH
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