Greener alternatives for synthesis of isoquinoline and its derivatives: a comparative review of eco-compatible synthetic routes

Shivani Kirad; P. R. Deepa; Sankaranarayanan Murugesan

doi:10.1039/d5ra04962h

January 1, 2025RSC AdvancesOpen Access

Greener alternatives for synthesis of isoquinoline and its derivatives: a comparative review of eco-compatible synthetic routes

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Key Points

The review emphasizes eco-compatible synthesis methods for isoquinoline, including photocatalysis and green techniques.
Key findings show that these methods prioritize atom economy and low toxicity while minimizing waste generation.
Synthesis approaches reviewed include microwave-assisted and metal-free methods, showcasing innovation in green chemistry.
This comparative analysis highlights the potential for environmentally friendly synthesis to reduce the chemical industry's ecological footprint.

Implication

This review compares green synthesis methods for isoquinoline, highlighting energy efficiency and low toxicity.

Abstract

This review highlights green synthesis of isoquinolines via photocatalysis, microwave-assisted, metal-free, solvent-free methods, and recyclable catalysts, emphasizing atom economy, low toxicity, energy efficiency, and minimal waste.

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Greener alternatives for synthesis of isoquinoline and its derivatives: a comparative review of eco-compatible synthetic routes

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Greener alternatives for synthesis of isoquinoline and its derivatives: a comparative review of eco-compatible synthetic routes

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