Critical assessment of copper-alginate hydrogel beads as recyclable and heterogeneous catalysts for aqueous azide‒alkyne cycloaddition

The catalyst's efficiency is attributed to its mesoporous structure and chemical integrity. These findings support the potential of alginate-based materials as sustainable supports for transition metal catalysis and contribute to the advancement of green and circular synthetic methodologies.

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Frontiers in Chemistry
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2025-08-13
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fchem.2025.1644592
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Critical assessment of copper-alginate hydrogel beads as recyclable and heterogeneous catalysts for aqueous azide‒alkyne cycloaddition

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Critical assessment of copper-alginate hydrogel beads as recyclable and heterogeneous catalysts for aqueous azide‒alkyne cycloaddition

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The catalyst's efficiency is attributed to its mesoporous structure and chemical integrity. These findings support the potential of alginate-based materials as sustainable supports for transition metal catalysis and contribute to the advancement of green and circular synthetic methodologies.

Frontiers in ChemistryVol. 13
Universidad de La Laguna (ES), Universidad Nacional del Sur (AR)
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