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One of the major reasons for studying chemical kinetics is to use measurements of the macroscopic properties of a system, such as the rate of change in the concentration of reactants or products with time. 80875-98-5, Name is H-Oic-OH, formurla is C9H15NO2. In a document, author is Bains, Amreen K., introducing its new discovery. Application In Synthesis of H-Oic-OH.

Nickel-catalysed chemoselective C-3 alkylation of indoles with alcohols through a borrowing hydrogen method

An inexpensive, air-stable, isolable nickel catalyst is reported that can perform chemoselective C3-alkylation of indoles with a variety of alcohols following borrowing hydrogen. A one-pot, cascade C3-alkylation starting from 2-aminophenyl ethyl alcohols, and thus obviating the need for pre-synthesized indoles, further adds to the broad scope of this method. The reaction is radical-mediated, and is significantly different from other examples, often dictated by metal-ligand bifunctionality.

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From Ru-bda to Ru-bds: a step forward to highly efficient molecular water oxidation electrocatalysts under acidic and neutral conditions

Significant advances during the past decades in the design and studies of Ru complexes with polypyridine ligands have led to the great development of molecular water oxidation catalysts and understanding on the O-O bond formation mechanisms. Here we report a Ru-based molecular water oxidation catalyst [Ru(bds)(pic)(2)] (Ru-bds; bds(2-) = 2,2-bipyridine-6,6 ‘ -disulfonate) containing a tetradentate, dianionic sulfonate ligand at the equatorial position and two 4-picoline ligands at the axial positions. This Ru-bds catalyst electrochemically catalyzes water oxidation with turnover frequencies (TOF) of 160 and 12,900s(-1) under acidic and neutral conditions respectively, showing much better performance than the state-of-art Ru-bda catalyst. Density functional theory calculations reveal that (i) under acidic conditions, the high valent Ru intermediate Ru-V=O featuring the 7-coordination configuration is involved in the O-O bond formation step; (ii) under neutral conditions, the seven-coordinate Ru-IV=O triggers the O-O bond formation; (iii) in both cases, the I2M (interaction of two M-O units) pathway is dominant over the WNA (water nucleophilic attack) pathway. Developing efficient molecular water oxidation catalysts for artificial photosynthesis is a challenging task. Here the authors introduce a ruthenium based complex with negatively charged sulfonate groups to effectively drive water oxidation under both acidic and neutral conditions.

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One of the major reasons for studying chemical kinetics is to use measurements of the macroscopic properties of a system, such as the rate of change in the concentration of reactants or products with time. 344-25-2, Name is H-D-Pro-OH, formurla is C5H9NO2. In a document, author is Solovyov, Andrew, introducing its new discovery. Category: catalyst-ligand.

Mechanical Control of Rate Processes: Effect of Ligand Steric Bulk on CO Exchange in Trisubstituted Tetrairidium Cluster Catalysts

Rates of CO exchange in a comparative series of tetrairidium carbonyl clusters Ir4CO9L3 consisting of phosphine ligands of varying steric bulk (diphenylmethylphosphine in 1, triphenylphosphine in 2, and calix[4]arene phosphine in 3) have been investigated in toluene-d(8). The presence of bridging CO ligands and the same phosphine substitution pattern (axial, equatorial, and equatorial) as confirmed by P-31 NMR spectroscopy enables the rigorous comparison of this series of isoelectronic clusters. Inverse gated decoupling C-13 qNMR spectroscopy was applied for quantification and assignment of the entire spectrum, the carbonyl region of which was used to characterize CO exchange. A toluene solution of the calixarene-based cluster 3 exhibited no evidence of CO exchange up to 353 K. This included a lack of observed exchange involving apical CO ligands, which underwent scrambling by 323 K for 1 and 2. Activation energies for CO exchange in a toluene solution of 1 were <4.5 kcal/mol based on line-width analysis, whereas they could not be calculated for 2 because resonances were too broad to be analyzed by 353 K. Large differences in phosphine mobility between 1 and 2 relative to 3 were also reflected in the P-31 NMR spectra, which for the latter remained unchanged up to 353 K, in contrast to significant broadening observed for the former two clusters. The observed trends here reinforce the crucial role of cumulative noncovalent interactions involving sterically bulky calixarene ligands in 3. These interactions are responsible for immobilizing phosphine ligands and encaging CO ligands, in a manner that limits their intramolecular exchange. These observations elucidate a previously observed mechanism of selective molecular recognition involving basal-plane bonding of hydrogen but not hydrocarbon (i.e., catalytic S sites) in a silica-supported cluster derived from 3, in particular its electronic rather than steric origin. If you are hungry for even more, make sure to check my other article about 344-25-2, Category: catalyst-ligand.

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Application of 72-19-5, Children learn through play, and they learn more than adults might expect. Science experiments are a great way to spark their curiosity, 72-19-5, Name is H-Thr-OH, SMILES is N[C@@H]([C@H](O)C)C(O)=O, belongs to catalyst-ligand compound. In a article, author is Li, Feng, introduce new discover of the category.

Catalytic Transfer Hydrogenation of Furfural over CuNi@C Catalyst Prepared from Cu-Ni Metal-Organic Frameworks

Cu/Ni-based metal-organic frameworks (CuNi@BTC) were prepared with benzene-1,3,5-tricarboxylate (H3BTC) as the organic ligand via the solvothermal method, and were then calcinated under N-2 atmosphere to form C-coated CuNi catalysts (CuNi@C). TEM showed that carbon material on the surface of CuNi@C was a graphene-like structure. Then transfer hydrogenation of furfural catalyzed by CuNi@C was tested with alcohols as the hydrogen donor to optimize the Cu : Ni ratio, metal : organic ligand ratio, solvothermal synthesis, and calcination conditions. It was found that strong synergistic effect between Cu and Ni in the CuNi@C significantly enhanced the furfural transfer hydrogenation activity and raised the furfural selectivity. The reaction conditions of furfural transfer hydrogenation such as catalyst dosage, hydrogen donor, reaction temperature, and reaction time were studied. The catalytic mechanism for CTH of FF over CuNi@C catalyst was discussed.

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Regulation of oxygen reduction reaction by the magnetic effect of L1(0)-PtFe alloy

It is important to improve the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) performance of Pt by alloying it with first-row transition metals (M: e.g., Fe, Co, Ni). It is known that the ligand, strain, and ensemble effects govern the ORR performance. However, the intrinsic magnetic characteristics of PtMs have rarely been focused on in ORR investigations. Here, we employed a hard-magnet L1(0)-ordered PtFe nanopillar film (L1(0)-PtFe NF) as model catalyst to uncover the catalyst’s magnetic effect on the ORR. We report a five-fold enhancement of the catalytic efficiency of magnetized L1(0)-PtFe(M) NF compared with unmagnetized one. Further investigations demonstrate that the coverage of chemisorbed oxygen on catalyst surface, especially the primary Pt d(yz)-O-2 pi* coupling, manipulated by the catalyst’s magnetic field is the key factor for the ORR regulation. This work thus paves the way for the implementation of magnetic effect towards the precise regulation in broad catalysis applications.

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The reaction rate of a catalyzed reaction is faster than the reaction rate of the uncatalyzed reaction at the same temperature. 3105-95-1, Name is H-HoPro-OH, SMILES is O=C([C@H]1NCCCC1)O, in an article , author is Lv, Jun-Jie, once mentioned of 3105-95-1, Product Details of 3105-95-1.

A new Co-based metal-organic coordination polymer as a catalyst in chemical fixation of CO2

A 1D MOF {[Co(XN)(HCOO)(2)(H2O)(2)]}(n) (1) was harvested by solvothermal method with organic ligand XN (4′-(4-pyridine)4,2′:2′,4 ”-terpyridine), and structurally characterized by single-crystal X-ray diffraction, PXRD and TGA. Structural determination demonstrates that compound 1 owns zigzag shape framework through the infinite connection of Co2+ ion and XN ligand. Moreover, it can resist 240 degrees C and various acid/ alkali solutions, presenting good thermostability and pH stability. Catalytic performance indicates that compound 1 can efficiently catalyze the CO2 cycloaddition with styrene oxide at 80 degrees C and 0.1 MPa with the addition of 5% mol TBAB for 12 h. Especially, compound 1 can keep stable framework and almost unchanged catalytic activity after five catalytic recyclings. (C) 2020 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Chemistry is traditionally divided into organic and inorganic chemistry. The former is the study of compounds containing at least one carbon-hydrogen bonds. 147-85-3, Name is H-Pro-OH, molecular formula is C5H9NO2, belongs to catalyst-ligand compound, is a common compound. In a patnet, author is Zhou, Xiao, once mentioned the new application about 147-85-3, Computed Properties of C5H9NO2.

Steering the Assembly and Disassembly of Active Pd Sites in Organometallic Networks for Electrocatalytic Performance and Organic Transformation

Hierarchical bottom-up structuring in nature provides inspiration for the construction of self-assembled complex with advanced properties out of simple building blocks. However, the development of self-standing assemblies of ultrasmall metal nanoparticles using redox ligands is still challenging. Here, a molecule-confined reduction strategy to prepare robust self-organized superstructures through metal-ligand interfacial interactions and hydrogen bonding is reported. High-density and well-separated Pd nanoparticles and single atoms are embedded within organometallic matrixes (Pd@eFc) via in situ reduction of the Pd precursor by redox-active ligands. Furthermore, these metal-organic networks can be disassembled into fragments with highly dispersed Pd nanoparticles and single atoms by solvent mediation. Strikingly, Pd@eFc disassembly delivers excellent oxygen reduction performance, while its assembly can act as a selective hydrogenation catalyst. This viable molecule-confined reduction strategy can also be applied to other organometallic superstructures (e.g., Au@eFc, Ag@eFc). The findings thus encourage on-going study to explore controlled hierarchically self-assembled superstructures for a wide range of catalysis.

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344-25-2, Name is H-D-Pro-OH, molecular formula is C5H9NO2, belongs to catalyst-ligand compound, is a common compound. In a patnet, author is Yang, Chao, once mentioned the new application about 344-25-2, Name: H-D-Pro-OH.

Pentanuclear clusters resembling the cubane-dangler connectivity in the native oxygen-evolving center of photosystem II

A series of pentametallic cubane-plus-dangler complexes have been target synthesized. Among them, the [Fe3Ni2] aggregate strongly resembled the native oxygen-evolving center by mimicking the cubane-plus-dangler skeleton, the aqua binding site, and the connectivity between the pendent ion and the parent cubane. Our synthetic strategy that uses tri-substituted methanol as the cubane-generator and carboxylate as the pendant ligand provides a feasible approach for accessing model compounds of biological catalyst systems.

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A catalyst don’t appear in the overall stoichiometry of the reaction it catalyzes, but it must appear in at least one of the elementary reactions in the mechanism for the catalyzed reaction. 7531-52-4, Name is H-Pro-NH2, molecular formula is C5H10N2O. In an article, author is Liu, Shuai,once mentioned of 7531-52-4, SDS of cas: 7531-52-4.

The homoleptic bis(beta-quinolylenolate) zinc catalysts for the ring-opening polymerization of epsilon-caprolactone: Kinetics and mechanism

A series of bis(beta-quinolylenolate) zinc complexes (L2Zn) 1-5 (L = [(2-C9H6N)-CH= C(R)-O-], R = tBu (1), Ph (2), o-tolyl (3), p-tolyl (4), p-OMePh (5)), have been structurally characterized and used as initiators in the ring-opening polymerization (ROP) of epsilon-caprolactone (epsilon-CL). The molecular structures of 3 and 4 were defined by X-ray diffriaction analyses, showing a distorted-tetrahedral geometry around the zinc center. All complexes are stable in air and high temperature, and they efficiently catalyzed the ROP of epsilon-CL with high conversions in a controlled manner. Kinetic studies showed that polymerization reaction catalyzed by 1-5 proceeded with first-order dependence on the monomer and their catalytic activity is correlated with the substituents on the Ar moieties of the ligand. Complex 3 displayed the higher activity than others, might be due to its stronger electron-donating nature of the ortho-Me group on the aryl ring (Ar) of the enamino framework than that of orther sites, however, complex 2 without substituent on the Ar group exhibited poor activity in the polymerization reaction. The resultant PCL was a mixture of linear BnO- and MeO-capped structures. (c) 2020 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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Identifying and Tuning the In Situ Oxygen-Rich Surface of Molybdenum Nitride Electrocatalysts for Oxygen Reduction

Rigorous in situ studies of electrocatalysts are required to enable the design of higher performing materials. Nonplatinum group metals for oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) catalysis containing light elements such as O, N, and C are known to be susceptible to both ex situ and in situ oxidation, leading to challenges associated with ex situ characterization methods. We have previously shown that the bulk O content plays an important role in the activity and selectivity of Mo-N catalysts, but further understanding of the role of composition and morphological changes at the surface is needed. Here, we report the measurement of in situ surface changes to a molybdenum nitride (MoN) thin film under ORR conditions using grazing incidence X-ray absorption and reflectivity. We show that the half-wave potential of MoN can be improved by similar to 90 mV by potential conditioning up to 0.8 V versus RHE. Utilizing electrochemical analysis, dissolution monitoring, and surface-sensitive X-ray techniques, we show that under moderate polarization (0.3-0.7 V vs RHE) there is local ligand distortion, O incorporation, and amorphization of the MoN surface, without changes in roughness. Furthermore, with a controlled potential hold procedure, we show that the surface changes concurrent with potential conditioning are stable under ORR relevant potentials. Conversely, at higher potentials (>= 0.8 V vs RHE), the film incorporates O, dissolves, and roughens, suggesting that in this higher potential regime, the performance enhancements are due to increased access to active sites. Density functional theory calculations and Pourbaix analysis provide insights into film stability and O incorporation as a function of potential. These findings coupled with in situ electrochemical surface-sensitive X-ray techniques demonstrate an approach to studying nontraditional surfaces in which we can leverage our understanding of surface dynamics to improve performance with the rational, in situ tuning of active sites.

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