6Green “Solventless” Organic Reactions
The remarkable versatility and success of using solventless reactions to prepare several classes of compounds demonstrates that this methodology has an important place in the toolbox arsenal for Green Chemistry.
Gareth W. V. Cave, Colin L. Raston, and Janet L. Scott (2001a)
it is remarkable that chemists still carry out their reactions in solution, even when a special reason for the use of solvent cannot be found.
Koichi Tanaka and Fumio Toda (2000)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
The learning objectives for this chapter are as follows.
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