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Nicotine-based task specific ionic liquid has been used as a carrier of boron hydride instead of pyridine borane and other related reagents. Borohydride complex of nicotine-ionic liquid (IL) has been used for reductive amination of variety of carbonyls and amines with encouraging results. The reactions were conducted under pyridine free odourless conditions. The improved results were obtained in terms of enhanced yields, with minimal work up.

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Nictone-based ionic liquid Pyridine-borane complex Reductive amination Green recyclable procedure

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Ali Hullio, A., & Imran Afridi, H. (2017). Nicotine-Borane Based Task Specific Ionic Liquid as a Reagent for Efficient Reductive Amination. Asian Journal of Organic & Medicinal Chemistry, 2(1), 53–57. https://doi.org/10.14233/ajomc.2017.AJOMC-P67
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