The synthesis of γ-amino acid from carbon dioxide using Bi7O9I3/PrVO4 as a nanocatalyst

The integration of PrVO₄ and dendritic fibrous Bi₇O₉I₃ within nanospaces offers a novel approach to developing bifunctional nanocatalysts (Bi₇O₉I₃/PrVO₄ NFs). Utilizing a simple method, this design achieved a uniquely extensive external surface formed through a 3D hierarchical structure. This innovative catalyst displayed exceptional efficiency in synthesizing γ-amino acids from carbon dioxide under environmentally friendly conditions. Additionally, further studies demonstrated the versatility of this catalytic system across a range of substrates. Bi₇O₉I₃/PrVO₄ proved to be a highly effective and recyclable accumulator for the synthesis of γ-amino acid from carbon dioxide. Despite the occurrence of diversity, the process was not hindered. The commodities were easily separated from the eco-conscious milieu, and the accelerator was reused manifold times lacking a noticeable decrease in dynamism and specifity.