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Organocatalysis: A Green Tool for Organic Transformation in Drug Discovery
Submission Abstract:
Organocatalysis is a main tool for chiral and achiral compound synthesis. Being the third pillar of catalysis, this approach is considered a green catalytic process as the product is metal-free. These organocatalysts are efficiently designed to synthesize organic reactions of biological potential. Organocatalysts enhance the rate of reaction in organic transformation. This can be effectively combined with different main chemistry methodologies and considerably benefit various organocatalytic reactions' enhancement and sustainability profile. So the focus is increasing on using small organic molecules as organocatalysts. These substances are known as organic catalysts, having various advantages such as being less toxic, less polluting the environment, and more economically viable in place of organometallic catalyst, which dominates their asymmetric synthesis. In recent years, Organocatalysis has gripped the attention and is becoming advantageous in constructing complex molecular frameworks with therapeutic significance. Hereby, the approach is to describe the effectiveness of organocatalysts to fulfil the goal of green chemistry. Organocatalysis has grabbed the attention and is becoming a useful tool in the construction of complex molecular frameworks, and is considered a greener catalyst.