Abstract
In recent decades, nanocluster research has rapidly advanced. Though Cu nanoclusters
are relatively new to the field, their use in chemical catalysis has expanded the
potential applications of these materials. The reactivity of Cu nanoclusters is primarily
determined by their precisely controlled structural architecture and surface-to-volume
ratio. However, these factors are prone to change, significantly impacting their catalytic
properties. Therefore, a comprehensive understanding of these parameters is crucial
to guide future research efforts and develop new Cu nanoclusters with broader applications.
1 Introduction
2 Click Reaction
3 Carbamate Synthesis
4 Ullmann (C–N) Coupling
5 Indolizine Synthesis
6 Hydrogenation Reaction
7 Sonogashira Reaction
8 Hydroboration Reaction
9 Decarboxylative Oxidation of Carboxylic Acids
10 Conclusion
Key words
NCs - copper - atom-precise - metal - structure