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Transition-Metal-Containing Bifunctional Catalysts: Design and Catalytic Applications

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By Valentin Yu. Doluda, Lioubov Kiwi-Minsker, Linda Zh. Nikoshvili, Linda Zh
| MDPI
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New Insights into the Effect of Nitrogen Incorporation in Mo: Catalytic Hydrogenation vs. Hydrogenolysis

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By Daniel Lamey, Lioubov Kiwi-Minsker, Fernando Cardenas Lizana, Mark A Keane
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
New Insights into the Effect of Nitrogen Incorporation in Mo: Catalytic Hydrogenation vs. Hydrogenolysis The catalytic effect of nitrogen incorporation into Mo on hydrogenation (of -NO2 to -NH2 in nitrobenzene to aniline) and hydrogenolysis (of -C=O in benzaldehyde to toluene) processes has been assessed. Bulk Mo was prepared by temperature programmed reduction of MoO3 (in H2 to 933 K) and β-Mo2N (confirmed by powder XRD) subsequently synthesised by Mo nitridation in N2/H2.
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