The tangible environmental concerns of the last few decades are prompting science to a new sustainable paradigm for chemical reactions and a circular economy. In the present manuscript, complying with this dichotomy, Sardinian wool is presented as a promising material for organic synthesis. Aldol and nitro-aldol additions, and Knoevenagel reactions were demonstrated with high efficiency under wool-promoted and solvent-free conditions, paving the way to novel approaches for converting wool biomass waste into value-added products for C-C bond formation.
Mechanically processed Sardinian wool promotes C-C bond synthesis under solvent-free conditions
Behera S.;Cuccu F.;Basoccu F.;Barranco S.;Porcheddu A.
2024-01-01
Abstract
The tangible environmental concerns of the last few decades are prompting science to a new sustainable paradigm for chemical reactions and a circular economy. In the present manuscript, complying with this dichotomy, Sardinian wool is presented as a promising material for organic synthesis. Aldol and nitro-aldol additions, and Knoevenagel reactions were demonstrated with high efficiency under wool-promoted and solvent-free conditions, paving the way to novel approaches for converting wool biomass waste into value-added products for C-C bond formation.
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