Cooperative catalysis of Cu/2,2,6,6-tetramethyl-1-piperidine-N-oxyl nanocatalysts supported by ultraviolet light-responsive polyimides

Abstract

The development of ultraviolet (UV) light-regulated cooperative catalysts has attracted wide attention and increased the understanding of structure-activity relationships. Here, we have used azobenzene-containing polyimides as supports for the controllable...

Recent advances in mixing-induced nanoprecipitation: from creating complex nanostructures to emerging applications beyond biomedicine

“…7C). 114,122 Because of the relatively strong interactions between pyrene moieties and NDI moieties, catalytic species had more well-matched spatial distributions for better synergistic catalysis. Meanwhile, randomly distributed stacking clusters within nanoparticles were generated, avoiding the dilution effect of inert moieties and ensuring high local concentrations of catalytic species.…”

“…7C). 114,122 Because of the relatively strong interactions between pyrene moieties and NDI moieties, catalytic species had more wellmatched spatial distributions for better synergistic catalysis.…”