Dual functionality of formamidinepolymers, as ligands and as bases, in ruthenium-catalysed hydrogen evolution from formic acid
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Stephan Enthaler, Henrik Junge, Anna Fischer, Anja Kammer, Jan Dirk Epping
In the present study, the ruthenium-catalysed decomposition of formic acid to yield hydrogen has been examined. A ruthenium complex modified polyformamidine network was used as a solid catalyst. As a dual support the polyformamidine acts both as a ligand and as a base for the activation of formic acid.
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