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Efficient Alkene Hydroformylation by Co-C Symmetry-Breaking Sites

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By Shunan Zhang, Junjun Chen, Baiyin Wei, Haozhi Zhou
| ACS Publications
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Achieving rhodium-like activity for olefin hydroformylation by electronic metal-support interaction of single atomic cobalt catalyst

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By Baiyin Wei, Junjun Chen, Xiaofang Liu
| Cell Reports Physical Science Verified
Catalytic performance for olefin hydroformylation We applied the established atomic-scale Co-based catalysts in the hydroformylation of propene to evaluate their catalytic activity. Firstly, the relationship between Co loading and hydroformylation performance (TON and TOF) were studied (Figure 3A ). At high Co loading, e.g., 5% or higher, the TON was relatively low. For example, the TON for the Co(10%)/β-Mo2C catalyst was only 443.
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Regioselective Hydroxymethylation of Alkenes to Linear Alcohols with CO2/H2 Using a Rh/Ru Dual Catalyst

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By Kaimin Hua, Xiaofang Liu, Junjun Chen, Baiyin Wei
| ACS Publications
CO2 is an attractive renewable C1 resource, and H2 is a cheap and green reductant. The combination of CO2 and H2 for hydroxymethylation of alkenes provides a novel synthetic tool to directly generate alcohols, especially linear ones, which are generally preferred as precursors of detergents and plasticizers.
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