Solvent-free Amidation
Solvent-Free Amidation is a synthetic methodology in organic chemistry wherein amide bond formation occurs directly between an amine and a carboxylic acid derivative without the use of any added molecular solvent, typically facilitated by mechanical activation, thermal conditions, or a stoichiometric reagent.
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Lingaiah Nagarapu, M. Baseeruddin, Satyender Apuri et al. · Catalysis Communications · 2007 · 139 citations
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