In past two decades, mechanochemistry has emerged as a green synthesis method for inorganic and organic compounds. The action of mechanical-physical forces can trigger chemical reactions or bring about structural changes, such as the increase of a specific surface area and phase transformations . Compared to conventional solvent-based reactions, mechanochemical processes do not require the use of solvents, making them more environmentally friendly. However, it has been shown that smaller amounts of solvent can positively influence the reaction kinetics . Other advantages of mechanochemistry over wet-chemical processes include a higher reaction rate, higher yields, and reactions without the formation of by-products.