ReviewRSC advances2026
Sustainable and efficient silver nano-catalysed C-N bond-forming approaches in organic synthesis.
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Abstract
Nanocatalysts have become popular due to their efficient catalytic properties and eco-friendly synthesis processes compared with traditional catalysts. The use of catalysts in the nano-sized form is an alternative methodology for combining the advantages of heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysis. Various transition metals are used as nanocatalysts, among which the catalytic efficiency of silver-based nanocatalysts has been widely investigated for various organic transformations and the synthesis of fine chemicals and intermediates. This review comprehensively emphasizes the catalytic efficiency and mechanistic aspects of silver-based nanocatalysts in the diverse C-N bond-forming transformations for the synthesis of heterocyclic compounds, with particular focus on N-H/C-X cross-coupling reactions. Moreover, we highlight the role of silver nanocatalysts in enhancing the reaction selectivity, catalytic activity, and sustainability in heterocyclic synthesis. This review provides an insightful strategy for the design of next-generation AgNPs with enhanced catalytic properties.
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