Sustainable Chemistry in Synthesis of Heterocyclic Systems: [Atom Economy, Yield Economy and Reaction Mass Efficiency As Metrics of Synthetic Reaction Efficiency]

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Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt

Abstract

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non-standard or uncommon abbreviations, b There are many advances in the synthesis of
organic compounds like multi-component syntheses. Mechano-synthesis, green synthesis,
combinatorial synthesis, and bio-organic synthesis. Solvent-free Mechano synthesis is
a significant strategy for the synthesis of the target heterocyclic compounds due to its
"green chemistry" aspects; reactions are run solvent-free, atom economy with reduced
energy requirements, and easier work-up method. The concept of green chemistry has
become a tool for promoting sustainable development in laboratories and industry.

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