Efficient oxidation of benzyl alcohol with heteropolytungstate as reaction-controlled phase-transfer catalyst

A series of heteropolytungstates has been synthesized and utilized as catalysts to catalyze oxidation of benzyl alcohol with aqueous hydrogen peroxide. The results indicated that three of these catalysts showed the properties of reaction-controlled phasetransfer catalysis, and they had excellent catalytic ability to the oxidation of benzyl alcohol. No other by-products were detected by gas chromatography. Once the hydrogen peroxide was consumed completely, the catalyst precipitated from solvent, and the results of the catalyst recycle showed that the catalyst had high stability.

Nuclephilic ring opening of epoxides promoted by multi-site phase-transfer catalyst:An efficient and eco-friendly route to synthesis of β-hydroxythiocyanate

A highly effective and mild protocol for ring opening of epoxides with NH4SCN in the presence of catalytic amount of a multi- site phase-transfer catalyst, α,α＇,α＂-N-hexakis（triethylammoniummethylene chloride）-melamine, is developed. A variety of ^-hydroxy thiocyanates as important intermediates in agricultural and pharmaceutical chemistry were obtained in high yields with excellent regioselectivity and in short reaction times. 2009 Ali Reza Kiasat. Published by Elsevier B.V. on behalf of Chinese Chemical Society. All rights reserved.

Ionic liquids as efficient phase-transfer catalysts for the solid base-promoted monoalkylation of diethyl malonate

Ionic liquids （ILs） based on 1,3-dialkylimidazolium and tetraalkylammonium cations were employed as a series of efficient, environmentally benign phase-transfer catalysts （PTCs） for the base-promoted monoalkylation of diethyl malonate. The influence of various heterogeneous bases on yields was studied. Good yields and high selectivity were obtained. Solvent-free, mild reaction condition, short reaction time, and easy purification were the merits of this method. The catalytic system （IL-hase） could also be recycled after the extraction of products with ether.

A New Reaction-controlled Phase-transfer Catalyst System

A new reaction-controlled phase-transfer catalyst system was designed and synthesized. In this system, heteropolytungstate [C7H7N(CH3)3]9PW9O34 was used for catalytic epoxidation of cyclohexene with H2O2 as the oxidant. The conversion of H2O2 was 100% and the yield of cyclohexene oxide was 87.1% based on cyclohexene. Infrared spectra showed that both fresh catalyst and the recovered catalyst do have completely same absorption peak, indicating the structure of catalyst is very stability and can be recycled.

Asymmetric Phase-transfer Mediated Epoxidation of α, β-Enones Using Dendritic Catalysts Derived from Cinchona Alkaloids

Chiral phase-transfer catalysts, derived from cinchona alkaloids and Fréchet dendritic wedges up to generation two, have been synthesized. These chiral dendritic molecules have been used as PTCs in the epoxidation of α, β-enones, showing a moderate level of asymmetric induction.

Heteropolymolybdate as a New Reaction-controlled Phase-transfer Catalyst for Efficient Alcohol Oxidation with Hydrogen Peroxide

A new catalytic process for the synthesis of aldehyde from alcohol by oxidation with H202 with high selectivity, was studied. In this system, heteropolymolybdate [C7H7N（CH3）3]3 {PO4[MoO（O2）2]4} was utilized as the reaction-controlled phase-transfer catalyst to catalyze oxidation of benzyl and aliphatic alcohols. The molar ratio of H2O2 and alcohol was 0.75, no other by-products were detected by gas chromatography, the results of oxidation reaction indicated that the catalyst has high activity and stability.

A Convenient Synthesis of Aromatic Fluoride by Thermal Stable Pyridinium Phase-transfer Catalyst

Using 4-Dialkylaminopyridinium salt as a thermal stable phase-transfer catalyst (PTC), the excellent results were obtained in the halogen-exchange fluorination.

Characterization and Synthesis through Fast Phase-Transfer of Oil-Soluble Double-Coordinated Tea-Polyphenols Arsenic

Fast phase-transferring was adopted in ethanol solution at the condition of n (oil-soluble tea pol-yphenol): N (As3﹢) = 2:1, 4:1, 6:1, pH = 4.0, temperature 40°C - 45°C, action period of 15 h to compose the target, of which the productivity was 59%, UV was 267.50, 218.00, 220.50 nm, FTIR was 6291, 34158.6, 2850.2, 1708.2;1457.3;1370.4, 1224.2, 1144.0, 760.5 cm﹣1, fluorescence value λmax = 257, 591.1, 593.7, 590.3, 591.0, 591.5, XRD λ/nm is 3.6974, 4.186, 12.0762, 15.4747, 1H-NMRδ = 0.782, 1.193, 1.483 - 1.586, 1.959 - 2.184, 2.479, 3.116, 3.970 - 3.981, 5.231 - 5.753, 6.537 - 7.300. Finally it was ascertained through XRD as double-coordinated polycrystal compound.

Phase-transfer interface promoted corrosion from PtNi10 nanoctahedra to Pt4Ni nanoframes

A novel two-phase approach towards the corrosion of PtNil0 nanoctahedra has been developed. In this strategy, the active component of Ni in oil-soluble PtNil0 nanoctahedra which resided in the upper toluene phase, suffered from etching and was then transferred into a lower aqueous phase with coordination by ethylenediaminetetraacetate （EDTA）. Due to the existence of the phase-transfer interface promoted by EDTA, the corrosion reaction proceeded at an accelerated rate under the mild conditions. Specifically, the resultant products of octahedral Pt4Ni nanoframes were successfully fabricated for the first time, and PtNi4 porous octahedra could be obtained when the dosage of EDTA-2Na was reduced. After a systematic study of this two-phase system, a ＂synergetic corrosion＂ mechanism is proposed to account for the formation of octahedral Pt4Ni nanoframes, involving contributions from many species （i.e., O2, H2O, H＋, OAm, and EDTA^4-）. As a result of the fascinating three-dimensional geometry of Pt4Ni nanoframes and PtNi4 porous octahedra, both of the corroded nanocrystals showed superior activity over the pristine PtNi^o nanoctahedra for ethanol electrooxidation in alkaline media and hydrogenation of nitrobenzene.

Asymmetric Fluorinative Dearomatization of Tryptophol Derivatives by Chiral Anion Phase-Transfer Catalysis

An asymmetric fluorinative dearomatization reaction of tryptophol derivatives was developed via chiral anion phase-transfer catalysis. Vari- ous fluorinated furoindolines were obtained in moderate to excellent yields and enantioselectivity in the presence of Selectfluor. The preliminary mecha- nistic studies suggested the existence of an in situ formed tryptophol boronic ester plays a critical role in determining the enantioselectivity. This method features the facile introduction of a fluorine atom in a highly enantioselective manner and construction of two contiguous quaternary stereogenic cen- ters.

Phase-transfer catalysis of a new cationic gemini surfactant with ester groups for nucleophilic substitution reaction

A highly effective phase transfer of a quaternary ammonium gemini surfactant with ester groups（（diethylhexanedioate） diyl-a,v-bis（dimethyl dodecyl ammonium bromide） referred to as 12-10-12）was synthesized with high yield and characterized by infrared spectroscopy, elemental analysis and1 HNMR. Then, 12-10-12 was used as a phase transfer catalyst to study the catalytic effect on the reaction of anhydrous sodium acetate and 4-methylbenzyl chloride. The possible catalytic mechanism and the influence of surfactant concentration, temperature and type are also discussed. The experimental results showed that the catalysis efficiency was more active than the traditional, single-chained surfactant,tetrabutyl ammonium bromide. It also revealed that the reaction was first-order with respect to the concentration of 4-methylbenzyl chloride. The concentration of 4-methylbenzyl chloride grew linearly with the concentration of 12-10-12 and as the reaction temperature increased. The optimum reaction time was 7 h.

Lacunary Keggin Polyoxotungstate as Reaction-controlled Phase-transfer Catalyst for Catalytic Epoxidation of Olefins

A new reaction-controlled phase-transfer catalyst system, lacunary Keggin polyoxotungstate [C7H7N(CH3)3]9PW9O34 has been synthesized and used for catalytic epoxidation of olefins with H2O2 as the oxidant. Infrared spectra were used to analyze the behavior of the phase transfer of catalyst. In this system, the catalyst not only can act as homogeneous catalyst but also as heterogeneous catalyst to be easily filtered and reused. The epoxi- dation reaction is clean and exhibits high conversion and selectivity as well as excellent catalyst stability.

Synthesis of chiral spirocyclo-quaternary ammonium salts from L-proline and their application as phase-transfer catalysts in asymmetric alkylation

A new series of chiral phase-transfer catalysts 7a-7h were designed and synthesized from L-proline with moderate to good yields.＇The catalytic activity of 7a-Th for the asymmetric alkylation of glycine Schiff bases was evaluated, and some interesting relationships between structure and catalytic activity were revealed.

Chiral Phase-transfer Catalysts Bearing Multiple Hydrogen-bonding Donors Derived from Amino Acids： Efficient Catalysts for Diastereo- and Enantioselective Nitro-Mannich Reaction

The asymmetric nitro-Mannich reaction is one of the traditional methods for forming carbon-carbon bond. By this reaction, the corresponding products with two contiguous stereocenters containing nitrogen substituents can be obtained. These β-nitro amine products can be easily transformed into 1,2-diamines by reduction of the corresponding nitro groups by means of the Nef reaction. It is well known that chiral 1,2-diamines Nay an important role in many fields.

Efficient Synthesis of a-Amino Acid Derivatives via Phase-transfer-catalyzed Directed Reductive Amination

An efficient phase-transfer-catalyzed directed reductive amination of α-keto esters was described using simple substituted benzyl amines as nitrogen source and K2CO3 as base at room temperature, giving a series of aliphatic a-amino acid derivatives in moderate to high yields（up to 99%）. Preliminary study on this asymmetric process showed that cinchona-derived phase transfer catalyst was elTective, aflbrding the corresponding product in 13% e.e. and 40% yield.

年轻卵巢储备功能减退患者卵泡期与黄体期应用高孕激素状态超促排卵方案效果比较

目的:比较卵泡期和黄体期启动高孕激素状态超促排卵(PPOS)方案在35岁及以下卵巢储备功能减退(DOR)患者中的应用效果。方法:回顾性分析2018年6月至2021年12月在温州医科大学附属第一医院生殖医学中心采用PPOS方案行体外受精/卵胞质内单精子注射-胚胎移植的483例35岁及以下DOR患者的资料,其中采用卵泡期PPOS方案226例(FPPOS+CC组),黄体期PPOS方案257例(LPPOS+CC组)。比较两组的基线特征、超促排卵结果和实验室相关指标,并比较获得第三天(以下简称D3)优质胚胎的患者超促排卵后第一次冻融胚胎移植的妊娠结局。结果:两组间年龄、不孕年限、继发不孕占比、既往治疗周期数、体重指数、抗米勒管激素、窦状卵泡数、基础黄体生成素、基础孕酮水平、平均获卵数、MⅡ卵率、D3优质胚胎率、深度垂体抑制发生率、活产率和早产率等差异均无统计学意义(均P>0.05)。与FPPOS+CC组比较,LPPOS+CC组诱发排卵日黄体生成素(LH)水平[分别为4.0(2.7,5.3)和5.1(3.2,7.2)IU/L]、早发LH峰发生率(分别为3.13%和10.67%)、卵胞质内单精子注射双原核受精率(分别为72.16%和79.56%)均更低(P<0.05或P<0.01),而促性腺激素(Gn)天数[分别为11(9,12)和9(8,11)d]、Gn总量[分别为2213(1650,2700)和2000(1575,2325)IU]、诱发排卵日孕酮水平[分别为1.3(0.8,2.9)和0.9(0.6,1.2)ng/mL]、冻融胚胎移植的临床妊娠率(分别为61.88%和46.84%)和着床率(分别为42.20%和31.07%)均更高(均P<0.01)。结论:35岁及以下DOR患者采用LPPOS+CC方案后冻融胚胎移植临床妊娠结局更佳。

逆流相分离结构微细通道流动沸腾传热与均温性

为探究不同相分离结构参数对强化微细通道流动沸腾传热性能和均温性的影响,加工制作了带有不同相分离结构的平行逆流微细通道试验段,分别为相分离结构(PSS)位置不同的PSS-1(上下游均匀分布)、PSS-2(上下游靠近中部)和PSS-3(上下游靠近两端),其中PSS-1分为A、B、C三种,分别对应4孔、6孔、10孔。以乙醇为试验工质,在有效热通量为17.12~87.25 kW/m^(2)、入口温度为70℃、质量流速为86.11 kg(/m^(2)·s)的工况下,对截面为2 mm×2 mm的矩形微细通道开展流动沸腾试验,并利用高速摄影仪对通道进行可视化研究,通过引入传热强化因子和壁面温度标准差研究了不同相分离结构对强化微细通道传热性能和均温性的影响以及相分离结构在高压通道和低压通道内的强化机制。研究表明,传热强化效果随相分离排气孔数增加而提升,相分离结构位置对传热特性的影响在高压通道和低压通道内有所不同。PSS-1-C微细通道的温度均匀性最好,在热通量为83.11 kW/m^(2)时微细通道平均壁面温度较无相分离相同通道降低了1.9℃,温度标准差降低了14.2%。可视化图像表明,相分离结构在压差作用下能实现气相转移,进而强化传热。

松铺覆盖下相变黏土施工防冻控温数值模拟

堤坝及路基等工程冬季负温下施工,土料会因短时冻结或冻融而引起压实性能降低,并诱发冻胀、融沉、开裂等病害。常规覆盖保温措施工艺复杂,难以实现负温下连续施工,易使工期延长。相变黏土为改善土料防冻性能、延长冬季施工时间提供了可能,但相变材料(PCM)掺量过高影响土料力学性能。为此,本文提出了土料掺混PCM与松铺覆盖联合的防冻控温措施,利用原有施工中上层土料松铺工序,尽可能减少PCM掺量,减小施工干扰,同时解决负温施工暴露时段土料的表层防冻问题。首先,建立了考虑上层土料松铺的施工相变传热有限元数值模型,并验证了模型的有效性;然后,定量分析了不同松铺厚度、PCM掺量对相变黏土冬季施工控温效果的影响,提出了相变黏土有效施工时长的估计方法;最后,给出了防冻控温措施建议,采用2%PCM掺量和9.6 cm松铺覆盖层厚度,即可满足现场施工控温的要求。本研究为解决寒区土料冬季施工过程中的防冻控温难题提供了新的技术途径。