Monolithic Neat Graphene Oxide Aerogel for Efficient Catalysis of S → O Acetyl Migration
摘要:
Graphene oxide (GO) is highly attractive for catalysis because of its large specific surface area and rich chemical structures. However, it has generally been used as a catalyst carrier. Here, we designed a three-dimensional monolith of neat GO aerogel as a fixed bed carbocatalyst used in the reaction of S -> O acetyl migration for the synthesis of thiol compounds, showing the merits of ultrafast catalytic speed (5-8 h), high selectivity (100%), high yields (near 100%), easy isolation of products, and long -life recyclability (>18 times). Particularly, we achieved for the first time thiol compounds containing functional groups of halogen and hydroxyl, which cannot be synthesized using other currently reported catalysts Control experiments demonstrated that the efficient catalysis mechanism is mainly attributed to the protonic functional groups, ultralarge size, and unpaired electrons of GO, as well as the "cage effect" at nanoscale confined spaces of aerogel cells
Abstract Epoxide ringopening with thioacetic acid and thiobenzoic acid was investigated in the presence of water under catalyst-free conditions. This green and simple process gave an excellent yield. With simple decanting, the products were obtained in high purity and on a large scale. In this process, alkyl halide and ester cleavage were not observed.
One-Pot Tandem Synthesis of <font>β</font>-Trimethylsilyloxy Thioesters from Thioacids, Epoxides, and HMDS Catalyzed by Silica Gel Under Solvent-Free Conditions
作者:Mohammad Abbasi
DOI:10.1080/00397911.2012.667183
日期:2013.7.3
A procedure for one-pot preparation of beta-trimethylsilyloxy thioesters from epoxides, thioacids, and hexamethyl disilazane (HMDS) in the presence of silica gel under solvent-free condition was developed. The desired silylated products were isolated in good to excellent yields after silica-gel column chromatography.Supplemental materials are available for this article. Go to the publisher's online edition of Synthetic Communications (R) to view the free supplemental file.
Graphene oxide (GO) is highly attractive for catalysis because of its large specific surface area and rich chemical structures. However, it has generally been used as a catalyst carrier. Here, we designed a three-dimensional monolith of neat GO aerogel as a fixed bed carbocatalyst used in the reaction of S -> O acetyl migration for the synthesis of thiol compounds, showing the merits of ultrafast catalytic speed (5-8 h), high selectivity (100%), high yields (near 100%), easy isolation of products, and long -life recyclability (>18 times). Particularly, we achieved for the first time thiol compounds containing functional groups of halogen and hydroxyl, which cannot be synthesized using other currently reported catalysts Control experiments demonstrated that the efficient catalysis mechanism is mainly attributed to the protonic functional groups, ultralarge size, and unpaired electrons of GO, as well as the "cage effect" at nanoscale confined spaces of aerogel cells