Exceptional performance of sulfonic acid-incorporated-MCM-41 mesoporous materials prepared using a silane containing polysulfide linkages in the acetylation of anisole
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OZoon Kwon, SeMin Park, Gon Seo
Sulfonic acid-incorporated-MCM-41 mesoporous materials prepared using a silane containing tetrasulfide linkages showed exceptional yields of the acetylated product in the acetylation of anisole due to their high content of strong acid sites.
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