1991
DOI: 10.1016/s0167-2991(08)61160-x
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Mechanism of Phenylacetate Transformation on Zeolites

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“…AlCl 3 ) and that promoted by solid catalysts: (a) the yield of o -hydroxyketone ( 93 ) is greater at high temperatures than that for the reaction at low temperatures, with other conditions being equal; (b) the p / o ratio increases with time of the reaction carried out with a lower amount of Lewis or solid acid, and it remains constant with a higher amount of acid catalyst; (c) solvents of great polarity favor the formation of the para -isomer, as in homogeneous conditions the p / o ratio is determined by the electron densities at the ortho - and para -positions in the phenoxy radical; this is not the controlling factor within zeolites. Mechanistic details merit clarification in order to discriminate between the intra- and intermolecular pathways. From an experimental point of view, the presence of phenol in the reaction medium is indicative of intermolecular acylation (Scheme a) or deacylation (Scheme b).
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Section: 1 Fries Rearrangementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…AlCl 3 ) and that promoted by solid catalysts: (a) the yield of o -hydroxyketone ( 93 ) is greater at high temperatures than that for the reaction at low temperatures, with other conditions being equal; (b) the p / o ratio increases with time of the reaction carried out with a lower amount of Lewis or solid acid, and it remains constant with a higher amount of acid catalyst; (c) solvents of great polarity favor the formation of the para -isomer, as in homogeneous conditions the p / o ratio is determined by the electron densities at the ortho - and para -positions in the phenoxy radical; this is not the controlling factor within zeolites. Mechanistic details merit clarification in order to discriminate between the intra- and intermolecular pathways. From an experimental point of view, the presence of phenol in the reaction medium is indicative of intermolecular acylation (Scheme a) or deacylation (Scheme b).
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Section: 1 Fries Rearrangementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The replacement of these conventional catalysts by heterogeneous reusable acid catalysts is promoting an important effort in heterogeneous catalysis research, mainly in the field of zeolites. Zeolites [4][5][6][7][8][9][10] and other acid heterogeneous catalysts such as the sulfonic resin Nafion [9] have been studied as catalytic systems in the Fries rearrangement of phenyl acetate. Rapid deactivation observed in zeolites, either in gaseous or liquid phase, evidence the need for a greater size pore system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The pores of ZSM-5 itself favor the insertions of para substituted benzenes than the ortho ones [18]. Inside the pores, the para products are formed via intermolecular reaction not intra molecular Fries rearrangement [19]. The reactions were indeed designed to occur inside the pores by removing the possible excess of Brosnted acid via drying the ZSM-5.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%