A comparative study of nitrobenzene reduction using model catalysts
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Shuchang Wu, Yangming Lin, Bingwei Zhong, Guodong Wen, Hongyang Liu, Dang Sheng Su
A zigzag-type quinone performs better than an armchair-type quinone in the reduction of nitrobenzene. When different kinds of functionalities co-exist, the reaction is dominated by the most active sites, but the most negative sites should also be taken into consideration if the acitive sites have zigzag structures.
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