Aerobic oxidation of glucose and 1-phenylethanol over gold nanoparticles directly deposited on ion-exchange resins
Aerobic oxidation of glucose and 1-phenylethanol over gold nanoparticles directly deposited on ion-exchange resins
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DOI:
10.1016/j.apcata.2008.10.049
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发表时间:
2009-02
影响因子:
5.5
通讯作者:
T. Ishida;Shinpei Okamoto;Risa Makiyama;M. Haruta
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作者:
T. Ishida;Shinpei Okamoto;Risa Makiyama;M. Haruta
Gold nanoparticles (Au NPs) were deposited directly onto ion-exchange resins by reducing HAuCl4or Au(en)2Cl3(en=ethylenediamine) with NaBH4or with surface amine and ammonium groups in anion-exchange resins. Catalytic activity for the oxidation of glucose and of 1-phenylethanol with molecular oxygen was more greatly influenced by the nature of polymer supports than by the size of Au NPs and increased in the order of the basicity of ion-exchange resins. Strongly basic anion-exchange resins such as quaternary ammonium salt (–N+Me3) functionalized resin exhibited a TOF (the reaction rate per loaded Au) as high as 27,000h−1(7.5s−1) for glucose oxidation at 60°C and at pH 9.5. For 1-phenylethanol under base-free conditions, a TOF of 60h−1was obtained at 60°C, indicating that anion-exchange resins worked as solid bases.