A novel sustainable process that implies all the main principles of “green” chemistry was developed. The present study shows how an easily available synthetic ceria-modified Cu-containing mineral can be used as a stable catalyst for fine chemistry synthesis, i. e., unusual one-pot hydroamination of bio-based 5-HMF with nitro compounds to obtain valuable N-furfurylamines with yields up to 85 %.
Efficient reductive amination of HMF with well dispersed Pd nanoparticles immobilized in a porous MOF/polymer composite
作者:Vikram V. Karve、Daniel T. Sun、Olga Trukhina、Shuliang Yang、Emad Oveisi、Jeremy Luterbacher、Wendy L. Queen
DOI:10.1039/c9gc03140e
日期:——
employed in the reductive amination of HMF under mild conditions. The catalyst shows excellent activity, including a high TON/TOF (h−1) of 604.8/302.4 and ∼94% amine yield, which is maintained over a larger number of reaction cycles (up to 15) when compared to several state-of-the-art materials, such as a commercial Pd/C (3 cycles). It is thought that the origin of the improved catalyst recyclability