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Understanding the promotion of aerobic oxidation of benzyl alcohol over Pt-based catalysts
The combination of metal catalyst with molecular oxygen (which is the cheapest and the most environmental-friendly oxidant) is undoubtedly a more benign alternative to the existing methodologies for the oxidation of alcohol substrates to aldehydes, ketones and/or carboxylic acid products. However, a...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2022
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