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The aim is to develop a sustainable method for constructing C(sp3)–P bonds without relying on traditional oxidants.

February 26, 2026Green Chemistry

Sustainable Photoredox C(sp3)–P Bond Formation via Nitrogen-Vacancy-Engineered Carbon Nitride

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The aim is to develop a sustainable method for constructing C(sp3)–P bonds without relying on traditional oxidants.
Developed a photoredox approach utilizing nitrogen-vacancy-engineered carbon nitride.
Investigated the efficiency of the method in forming specific C(sp3)–P bonds.
Analyzed the reaction conditions and mechanisms involved.
Achieved selective formation of C(sp3)–P bonds with high yields.
Reduced reliance on transition metals and stoichiometric oxidants compared to traditional methods.
Demonstrated the potential for environmentally friendly applications in green chemistry.

Implication

This report demonstrates a new method for forming C(sp3)–P bonds in green chemistry, indicating a more sustainable approach.

Abstract

Selective construction of C(sp3)–P bonds remain a fundamental challenge in green chemistry due to the widespread use of transition-metals, peroxides, or stoichiometric oxidants in state-of-the-art methodologies. Here, we report a...

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Bolat et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699fe3f995ddcd3a253e8278 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5gc06242j

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This report demonstrates a new method for forming C(sp3)–P bonds in green chemistry, indicating a more sustainable approach.

Sustainable Photoredox C(sp3)–P Bond Formation via Nitrogen-Vacancy-Engineered Carbon Nitride

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Sustainable Photoredox C(sp3)–P Bond Formation via Nitrogen-Vacancy-Engineered Carbon Nitride

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