화학공학소재연구정보센터
Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Vol.20, No.4, 2228-2235, July, 2014
Highly selective n-alkanes oxidation to ketones with molecular oxygen catalyzed by SBA-15 supported rhenium catalysts
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A series of tricarbonyl Re(V) complexes, i.e. [Re(CO)3(k3-PN2)] (1), [Re(CO)3Br(k2-H2PNO)] (2), and [Re(CO)3Br(k2-HPN-Pip)] (3), have been covalently anchored over modified SBA-15 as supported catalysts. Remarkably, high catalytic turnover numbers from 2240 to 2857 with high ketone selectivity was obtained for both C5 and C6-alkanes. Best oxidation condition was optimized by the variation of temperature, pressure, time and catalyst amount. A thermal stability test indicates that the catalysts are stable up to 200 ℃ and ICP shows negligible metal loss from the catalyst surface, after the 7th catalytic cycle, allowing further use.
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