Abstract
Unknown before 2013, a novel methodology utilizes CO2 as a carbon source for the methylation of amines, with water as the by‐product. This strategy offers a sustainable route to methylamines by converting CO2 to value‐added chemicals, using molecular hydrogen as a cheap and renewable reductant. The method may open novel applications for recycling CO2 to bulk and fine chemicals.
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