2005
DOI: 10.1002/cite.200407077
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Hydrierungen mit Silber: Hochaktiver und chemoselektiver Ag‐In/SiO2‐ Katalysator für die Direktsynthese von Allylalkohol aus Acrolein

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“…The results of X-ray powder diffraction (XRD) reveal that during catalyst reduction at T red = 603 K under H 2 both an expansion of the Ag lattice due to the formation of an Ag-In substitutional solid solution and the formation of a silver-indium alloy (2h = 39.8 fi Ag 3 In) was induced. Probably, these special structural characteristics of the Ag-In/SiO 2 catalyst are only one condition, though tunable by catalyst preparation and catalyst pretreatment, for an active and selective catalyst for the production of allylic alcohols, as shown by its applicability for the selective hydrogenation of acrolein in the gas and liquid phase [24] as well as for the selective hydrogenation of citral in the liquid phase. However, due to the lack of possibilities for in situ characterization in liquid-phase reactions (exception: in situ EXAFS/XANES and ATR-IR spectroscopy [27]), the structural particularities do not allow conclusions to be drawn on active sites under liquid-phase reaction conditions.…”
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“…The results of X-ray powder diffraction (XRD) reveal that during catalyst reduction at T red = 603 K under H 2 both an expansion of the Ag lattice due to the formation of an Ag-In substitutional solid solution and the formation of a silver-indium alloy (2h = 39.8 fi Ag 3 In) was induced. Probably, these special structural characteristics of the Ag-In/SiO 2 catalyst are only one condition, though tunable by catalyst preparation and catalyst pretreatment, for an active and selective catalyst for the production of allylic alcohols, as shown by its applicability for the selective hydrogenation of acrolein in the gas and liquid phase [24] as well as for the selective hydrogenation of citral in the liquid phase. However, due to the lack of possibilities for in situ characterization in liquid-phase reactions (exception: in situ EXAFS/XANES and ATR-IR spectroscopy [27]), the structural particularities do not allow conclusions to be drawn on active sites under liquid-phase reaction conditions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Physicochemical characterization of the catalyst [24], amongst others by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and energy dispersive X-ray analysis (EDX), showed that there are small bimetallic particles in the range of d = (5.0 -1.5) nm. The results of X-ray powder diffraction (XRD) reveal that during catalyst reduction at T red = 603 K under H 2 both an expansion of the Ag lattice due to the formation of an Ag-In substitutional solid solution and the formation of a silver-indium alloy (2h = 39.8 fi Ag 3 In) was induced.…”
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“…In jüngster Zeit konnte gezeigt werden, dass Promotieren von Ag/SiO 2 mit Indium die chemoselektive Synthese von Allylalkohol (maximale Selektivität = 75 %, Ausbeute = 70 %) durch Selektivhydrierung von Acrolein mit molekularem Wasserstoff mit hohen, auch technisch attraktiven Raum-Zeit-Ausbeuten ermöglicht [24]. Neben Ag-In-Katalysatoren eignen sich auch Gold-Indium-Katalysatoren für die bevorzugte Hydrierung der C=O-Gruppe.…”
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