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Ever‐evolving advances in water‐compatible catalysts have enriched the current understanding of sustainable organic chemistry; nevertheless, the lack of a clearly defined classification system has led to confusion. Upon categorizing them into seven types, in their Minireview on page 9408 ff., T. Kitanosono and S. Kobayashi propose that reactions should be collectively called “in water” as long as...
Ever‐evolving catalyst advances in synthetic protocols using water as a reaction medium have enriched the understanding of sustainable organic chemistry. Because conventional classification and definitions were ambivalent, it is proposed here that catalytic reactions using water be collectively called to be “in water”, with further classification into seven types. When accelerated in water as heterogeneous...
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