Promotion of organic reactions by interfacial hydrogen bonds on hydroxyl group rich nano-solids

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Publication Date 2008-04-11
DOI 10.1039/B801361F
Impact Factor 6.222
Authors

Fang Niu, Chang-Chang Liu, Zhi-Min Cui, Jin Zhai, Lei Jiang, Wei-Guo Song


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Abstract

Surface hydroxyl group rich nano-structured solids dramatically increase the rate of several organic reactions; such effect is attributed to the formation of interfacial hydrogen bonds between the surface hydroxyl groups and the reactants; this catalytic effect is versatile and applicable for a broad range of reaction conditions.

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