2023
DOI: 10.1039/d2gc04195b
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Coordination assembly enables highly selective catalytic hydroaminomethylation of olefins

Abstract: Hydroaminomethylation (HAM) of olefins constitutes one of the most promising and practical methods to produce amines, but control of the selectivity between linear and branched products is still challenging. Herein,...

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“…Consequently, a hydrogenation curve of the model reaction of phenol was established, in which the key intermediate cyclohexanone accumulated in the first few hours and then was gradually hydrogenated. Based on these control experiments and previous reports, 52,62 a plausible mechanism is proposed in Fig. 3d.…”
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“…Consequently, a hydrogenation curve of the model reaction of phenol was established, in which the key intermediate cyclohexanone accumulated in the first few hours and then was gradually hydrogenated. Based on these control experiments and previous reports, 52,62 a plausible mechanism is proposed in Fig. 3d.…”
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“…To prevent the possible deactivation of NHC–Rh complexes via cluster formation during hydrogenation, 49 we employed the “self-supporting” strategy to fabricate NHC–Rh coordination assemblies. 52 Following our recent research interests in the development of novel NHC–metal catalysts, their immobilization strategy and further applications, 52–57 we demonstrated that NHC–Rh solid coordination assemblies were efficient catalysts for the selective hydrogenation of phenols (Fig. 1d).…”
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