NMR OBSERVATION OF THE KOCH REACTION IN ZEOLITE H-ZSM-5 UNDER MILD CONDITIONS
NMR OBSERVATION OF THE KOCH REACTION IN ZEOLITE H-ZSM-5 UNDER MILD CONDITIONS
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00117a032
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发表时间:
1995-03
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
A. Stepanov;M. V. Luzgin;V. N. Romannikov;K. Zamaraev
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作者:
A. Stepanov;M. V. Luzgin;V. N. Romannikov;K. Zamaraev
According to Scheme 1, mainly the signal from the 13C-labeled quaternary carbon atom of TMAA should be observed. Indeed, there is good agreement between the chemical shift for the signal at 40.7 ppm in Figure 1A and that for the signal of the quaternary carbon atom in liquid TMAA (38.5 ppm8). This fact supports the formation of TMAA. The signal at 81.4 ppm, which is typical for a feri-butyl group bound to oxygen, should be attributed to either feri-butyl silyl ether, ie, the ferf-butyl group bound to the oxygen of the zeolite framework9 or unreacted alcohol. 10One of the two signals observed for coadsorption of f-BuOH, labeled with 13C in a methyl group (f-BuOH-i-13Cj, and the unlabeled CO, namely the signal at 27.8 ppm (Figure IB), further supports the formation of TMAA. Indeed, methyl groups of liquid TMAA exhibit the signal at 27.8 ppm, 8 ie, their