Organoantimony Chemistry
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049). This special issue belongs to the section "Organic Chemistry".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 March 2025 | Viewed by 166
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Interests: organic chemistry; organometallic chemistry; antimony chemistry; boron chemistry; C–H functionalization; photocatalysis
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Interests: organic synthesis; C–H functionalization; organosulfur chemistry
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Dear Colleagues,
Organic antimony compounds possess unique properties that have led to their significant applications across a wide array of fields. Notably, these compounds exhibit exceptional biological activity, rendering them valuable in medical and pharmaceutical research. Their ability to interact with biological systems in a selective manner has opened new avenues for the development of antitumor agents and other therapeutic applications. Furthermore, organic antimony compounds serve as crucial organic catalysts or ligands within the realm of chemical synthesis. Their catalytic efficiency and selectivity enhance reaction rates and product yields, which are essential for both academic and industrial chemical processes. The structural versatility of these compounds allows for the fine-tuning of electronic and steric properties, making them indispensable tools in complex organic transformations. In recent years, the synthesis and application of organic antimony compounds have sparked a wave of interest and innovation. Advances in synthetic methodologies have enabled the precise construction of these compounds, leading to the discovery of novel antimony-based catalysts with improved performance. This surge in research reflects not only the growing recognition of their practical benefits but also the expanding understanding of their underlying mechanisms. Consequently, the exploration of organic antimony compounds continues to push the boundaries of science, promising new breakthroughs in multiple disciplines.
This Special Issue aims to present recent advances in organic antimony compounds, encompassing the development of novel methods for their design and synthesis, the detailed examination of their unique properties, and their diverse applications across various fields. This Special Issue brings together cutting-edge research that demonstrates not only enhanced synthetic strategies but also innovative uses, ranging from medicinal chemistry to materials science. By integrating these multifaceted studies, the Special Issue offers a comprehensive overview that underscores the significance of organic antimony compounds in advancing both scientific knowledge and technological progress.
We welcome communications, full research articles, and reviews on topics related to these fields.
Prof. Dr. Renhua Qiu
Dr. Longzhi Zhu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- antimony chemistry
- organostibines
- C–Sb bond formation
- organometallic chemistry
- utilization of antimony resources
- removal of antimony contaminants
- bioactive antimony compounds
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