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Engineering Co Nanoparticles Supported on Defect MoS2–x for Mild Deoxygenation of Lignin-Derived Phenols to Arenes
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posted on 2020-04-01, 16:34 authored by Kui Wu, Weiyan Wang, Haiwei Guo, Yunquan Yang, Yanping Huang, Wensong Li, Changzhi LiTo
enhance the catalytic activity and temper the reaction conditions
in the hydrodeoxygenation (HDO) of lignin-derived phenols to arenes,
a Co–MoS2–x catalyst was
proposed and prepared via a facile strategy. Co oxide was synthesized
via a solvothermal method, adsorbed at the edge of MoS2–x, and finally reduced to metallic Co via an in situ spontaneous interfacial redox reaction to form Co–MoS2–x. In the HDO of 4-methylphenol,
a 97.4% conversion with toluene selectivity up to 99.6% is obtained
at the hitherto lowest reaction temperature of 120 °C. This catalyst
also exhibits good versatility in catalyzing HDO of different lignin
monomers and even lignin bio-oil into arenes. Notably, Co–MoS2–x is very stable in the HDO reusability
study: no deactivation was observed after recycling eight times. The
high HDO activity of Co–MoS2–x is attributed to the formation of a metal–vacancy interface
and electronic transfer from Co to MoS2–x according to the characterization results and theoretical
analysis.
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toluene selectivityreaction conditionslignin bio-oilMoSHDO activitysolvothermal methodredox reaction4- methylphenollignin-derived phenolsengineering Co Nanoparticleslignin monomersCo oxidecharacterization resultsLignin-Derived PhenolsHDO reusability studyreaction temperatureMild Deoxygenationcatalyzing HDO
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