Rayder, Thomas M. published the artcileA Bioinspired Multicomponent Catalytic System for Converting Carbon Dioxide into Methanol Autocatalytically, Computed Properties of 338800-13-8, the publication is Chem (2020), 6(7), 1742-1754, database is CAplus.
Nature utilizes multicomponent catalyst systems to convert simple, abundant starting materials into complex mols. that are essential for life. In contrast, synthetic chem. transformations rarely adopt this strategy because it is difficult to replicate the sophisticated supramol. assemblies used by biol. for active-site separation and substrate trafficking. Here, we describe a method for multicomponent catalyst separation that involves encapsulating transition-metal complexes in nanoporous materials called metal-organic frameworks. The multicomponent catalyst system was highly active for converting hydrogen and carbon dioxide to methanol, and it could be formulated to be readily recyclable. Moreover, we uncovered an autocatalytic feature that was possible only when we utilized the multicomponent catalyst strategy. These results open avenues for obtaining fuel from abundant and renewable resources.
Chem published new progress about 338800-13-8. 338800-13-8 belongs to pyridine-derivatives, auxiliary class Bis-phosphine Ligands, name is 2,6-Bis((di-tert-butylphosphino)methyl)pyridine, and the molecular formula is C23H43NP2, Computed Properties of 338800-13-8.
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