Abstract
Today, a promising technique for creating various biologically active
organic compounds is the one-pot synthesis employing materials based on hydrotalcite.
One-pot synthesis is an effective method for creating complex organic compounds
because it includes the simultaneous production of many bonds and functional groups
in a single reaction vessel. Layered double hydroxides (LDHs) called hydrotalcites
have a special structural makeup that makes them suitable for usage as catalyst
supports. The one-pot synthesis method using HT-based materials has a number of
benefits, including shorter reaction times, increased product yields, and simpler
reaction procedures. Utilising HT-based materials is also economical and friendly to
the environment. The chapter describes a variety of one-pot methods for the creation of
different heterocycles using hydrotalcites as effective catalysts.
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