Highly active copper catalyst obtained through rapid MOF decompositionElectronic supplementary information (ESI) available: Complete synthetic procedures and XPS spectra. See DOI: 10.1039/c8qi01217b
A decomposed copper based metal-organic framework containing amorphous Cu species was found to be a highly reactive carbon supported catalyst ( a-Cu@C ). This catalyst is active for reduction, oxidation, and N -arylation reactions without further tuning or optimization. Higher catalyst turnover numb...
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| description | A decomposed copper based metal-organic framework containing amorphous Cu species was found to be a highly reactive carbon supported catalyst (
a-Cu@C
). This catalyst is active for reduction, oxidation, and
N
-arylation reactions without further tuning or optimization. Higher catalyst turnover numbers for each of these transformations are obtained when comparing
a-Cu@C
activity to similar Cu-based materials.
A decomposed copper based metal-organic framework containing amorphous Cu species was found to be a highly reactive carbon supported catalyst (
a-Cu@C
). |
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