“…In this way, the amine participates in the mechanism transferring hydrogen atoms originating from two different species (Au-H − and R 3 N + H), which were then transferred to the substrate. Yang et al 107 demonstrated in a computational study the important role of a base in the CTH of nitrobenzene to nitroarene on Au(100), wherein the presence of OH − promoted the extraction of H-atoms from 2-propanol to form surface active H*. The rate-determining step of the overall reaction is the H-assisted breaking of the N-O bond creating adsorbed azoxyarene intermediate species.…”
Section: Catalysis Science and Technology Perspectivementioning
Catalytic activation of dihydrogen (H2) on metal surfaces allowed the development of very important industrial hydrogenation processes and plays also an important role in the context of carbon dioxide capture...
“…In this way, the amine participates in the mechanism transferring hydrogen atoms originating from two different species (Au-H − and R 3 N + H), which were then transferred to the substrate. Yang et al 107 demonstrated in a computational study the important role of a base in the CTH of nitrobenzene to nitroarene on Au(100), wherein the presence of OH − promoted the extraction of H-atoms from 2-propanol to form surface active H*. The rate-determining step of the overall reaction is the H-assisted breaking of the N-O bond creating adsorbed azoxyarene intermediate species.…”
Section: Catalysis Science and Technology Perspectivementioning
Catalytic activation of dihydrogen (H2) on metal surfaces allowed the development of very important industrial hydrogenation processes and plays also an important role in the context of carbon dioxide capture...
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