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Title Seaweed-derived κ-carrageenan: Modified κ-carrageenan as a recyclable green catalyst in the multicomponent synthesis of aminophosphonates and polyhydroquinolines
Type JournalPaper
Keywords applications; biodegradable; catalysts
Abstract A seaweed-derived biopolymer, κ-carrageenan (KCAR), with a slight modification was assumed as an organosulfonic-type Bronsted acid in the catalysis of polyhydroquinoline and α-aminophosphonate syntheses through one-pot multicomponent reaction procedures under aqueous conditions. In this investigation, KCAR was found to be an efficient, heterogeneous and homogeneous, recyclable, economical, and green catalyst. Moreover, biocompatibility, ease of separation, high chemoselectivity, and lower reaction time were other aspects of this catalyst. © 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Appl. Polym. Sci. 2016, 133, 43190.
Researchers Behzad Zeynizadeh (Fourth Researcher), Ali Baghban Ali Baghban (Third Researcher), Esmail Doustkhah (Second Researcher), Sadegh Rostamnia (First Researcher)