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3547684
Bifunctional graphene–based metal free catalysts for oxidative coupling of amines
Session: General Catalysis:
Graphene oxide (GO), an emerging material ornamented by oxygen–containing functional groups, is becoming a promising alternative for various applications. The piranha solution treatment of GO can increase oxygen–containing functional groups and make improved graphene oxide (IGO), as well as restore the functional groups lost due to the reaction. It is found that GO can oxidize the amine to the corresponding imine in the absence of oxygen and catalyst, and the obtained IGO even shows higher activity. In addition, the piranha solution can partially restore the reactivity of GO after the reaction. The different roles of oxygen–containing functional groups in the oxidative coupling reaction are investigated. A possible reaction mechanism for the oxidation of benzylamine to N–benzylidene benzylamine is also proposed.
The metal-free catalysts are a kind of perfect substitution of metal catalysts, to solve the cost and pollution issues in their applications effectively. Among them, N-doped carbon materials present high efficiency for diverse organic synthetic reactions…
Platinum group metals (PGMs) as ORR cathodic catalysts exhibit high reactivity, but the high cost and poor stability precludes their large-scale application…
H2O2, as a green oxidant and one of the 100 most important chemicals in the world, plays an indispensable role in industrial, medical, environmental, paper and pulp, mining, and semiconductor fields…