Environmentally benign catalytic hydroxylation of benzene using metal-coordination polymers

	Clean Technology 2010 Chapter 6: Green Chemistry, Building & Construction
	Environmentally benign catalytic hydroxylation of benzene using metal-coordination polymers
Authors:	H.S. Abbo, S.J.J. Titinchi
Affilation:	University of the Western Cape, ZA
Pages:	294 - 297
Keywords:	green oxidant, metal-coordination polymers, benzene hydroxylation
Abstract:	Environmentally benign synthetic processes of phenol from benzene via single step by using new two metal-Schiff-base coordination polymer were synthesized and characterized. These catalysts are derived from the ligand bis-bidentate 5,5’-methylene-bis(N-methylsalicyliden-1,2-diaminopropane) (MBSP) and metal ions [Co(II) and Mo(IV)]. The catalytic activity of these catalysts towards the hydroxylation of benzene was evaluated under heterogeneous conditions using hydrogen peroxide as a green oxidant. Under the optimized conditions, the Co-based catalyst show good activity with excellent selectivity (100%) towards phenol. These catalysts were stable in hydroxylation of phenol and were reused after recovering with no significant loss in their catalytic activity.
ISBN:	978-1-4398-3419-0
Pages:	482
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Indexes:	Keywords, Authors, Affiliations
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Chapter 6: Green Chemistry, Building & Construction

Environmentally benign catalytic hydroxylation of benzene using metal-coordination polymers