Abstract
The use of dendrimers as soluble supports of catalytic entities offers efficient tools for “greener” catalysis. Indeed, thanks to their large size, dendrimers can be recovered and reused; depending on their structure, they can be tolerant to aqueous media or even soluble in water; and they can be used as ligands of cheap metals such as copper. We describe several examples of dendritic catalysts having such properties, based on the functionalization of phosphorus-containing dendrimers.
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