Modulated Multicomponent Reaction Pathway by Pore‐Confinement Effect in MOFs for Highly Efficient Catalysis of Low‐Concentration CO 2
Abstract
Abstract The conversion of flue gas CO 2 into high‐value chemicals via multicomponent reactions (MCRs) offers the advantages of atom economy, bond‐formation efficiency and product complexity. However, because of the competition between reaction sequences and pathways among substrates, the efficient synthesize the desired product is a great challenge. Herein, a porous noble‐metal‐free framework ( Cu‐TCA) was synthesized, which can highly effectively catalyze the multicomponent conversion of CO 2 by modulating reaction pathways. The pores with the size of 6.5 Å×6.5 Å in Cu‐TCA selectively permit the entry of propargylamine and CO 2 at simulated flue gas concentrations, At the same time, the larger‐sized…
Citation impact
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- 21.69
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- 100%
- References
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Authors
17- FRFang‐Yu Ren
Nankai University
- CHChaopeng Hu
Nankai University
- WHWen‐Bin Huang
Nankai University
- LDLing‐Hao Duan
Nankai University
- YMYun‐Zhu Meng
Nankai University
Topics & keywords
- Catalysis
- Chemical engineering
- Materials science
- Nanotechnology
- Chemistry
- Organic chemistry
- Engineering