The conversion of propargylic alcohols and carbon dioxide(CO_(2)) into fine chemicals suffers from issues of harsh reaction conditions and difficult catalyst recovery. To achieve efficient CO_(2)activation at low ener...The conversion of propargylic alcohols and carbon dioxide(CO_(2)) into fine chemicals suffers from issues of harsh reaction conditions and difficult catalyst recovery. To achieve efficient CO_(2)activation at low energy consumption, a silver-anchored porous aromatic framework catalyst Ag@PAF-DAB with high active phase density and CO_(2)adsorption capacity was proposed. Since Ag@PAF-DAB has the dual functions of CO_(2)capture and conversion, propargylic alcohols were completely converted into α-alkylidene cyclic carbonate or α–hydroxy ketone as high value-added product under atmospheric pressure(CO_(2), 0.1 MPa) and low silver equivalent(0.5 mol%). Notably, Ag@PAF-DAB exhibited broad substrate diversity, high stability,and excellent reusability. By applying FTIR and GC, the key to green synthetic route of α–hydroxy ketone was confirmed to lie in the further hydration of α-alkylidene cyclic carbonate.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (No. 2019YFB1504003)。
文摘The conversion of propargylic alcohols and carbon dioxide(CO_(2)) into fine chemicals suffers from issues of harsh reaction conditions and difficult catalyst recovery. To achieve efficient CO_(2)activation at low energy consumption, a silver-anchored porous aromatic framework catalyst Ag@PAF-DAB with high active phase density and CO_(2)adsorption capacity was proposed. Since Ag@PAF-DAB has the dual functions of CO_(2)capture and conversion, propargylic alcohols were completely converted into α-alkylidene cyclic carbonate or α–hydroxy ketone as high value-added product under atmospheric pressure(CO_(2), 0.1 MPa) and low silver equivalent(0.5 mol%). Notably, Ag@PAF-DAB exhibited broad substrate diversity, high stability,and excellent reusability. By applying FTIR and GC, the key to green synthetic route of α–hydroxy ketone was confirmed to lie in the further hydration of α-alkylidene cyclic carbonate.
