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Advancing the Catalytic Frontier: New Horizons in Allylic Amine Synthesis Unveiled in 2022
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The importance of this research area is highlighted by three high-profile papers that appeared over the course of 2022.
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Nickel catalysis: Insights for catalyst selection
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By Valentinos Mouarrawis and Sander Kluwer Catalysis is key for modernizing the chemical industry by making more efficient use of resources and minimizing waste production. The development of efficient catalytic processes is of crucial importance for sustainable-oriented applications, positioning catalysis at the heart of our quality of life. In the fine chemical industry, complex transformations […]
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Amine-BF3 salts do the trick. How to introduce tertiary amine in late-stage functionalization?
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How to introduce tertiary amine in late-stage functionalization
Read MoreSwitching the acid, one palladium catalyst swaps between alkyne hydroformylation or semihydrogenation (an article review)
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In drug discovery, chemodivergent reactions have recently attracted great interest because of their involvement in the synthesis of libraries of small molecules. The concept of diversity-oriented synthesis relates to the selective formation of various well-defined products from only one readily available starting material. This can be achieved by steering the reaction’s selectivity through fine-tuning of […]
Read MoreScientists make supramolecular iridium catalyst with enzyme-like precise conversions
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By Sander Kluwer, InCatT B.V. The conversion of feedstocks to useable chemical compounds is at the heart of chemistry and the chemical industry. Many catalytic transformations have been developed in the last decades to mature processes. Despite numerous efforts, there were always a number transformations that remained a tough nut to crack. One such conversion […]
Read MoreInCatT’s scale up studies using DoE and kinetics – a powerful combination
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The scale up of a reaction from gram to multi-kilogram scale is not always straightforward and requires crucial knowledge about the reaction. One way of upscaling is to perform One Factor At a Time (OFAT) but this only provides very limited information about the reaction space. More appropriate is the statistical DoE (design of experiment) […]
Read MoreRobust Highly-Dispersed Heterogeneous Ruthenium Catalysts – Just Add a Pinch of Sodium (article review)
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The importance of heterogeneous catalytic hydrogenation reactions cannot be overemphasized and is one of the backbones of the chemical industry. Highly active and robust catalysts remain an objective particularly from an economical point of view. Catalyst deactivation, the loss over time of catalytic activity and/or selectivity, is a problem of great and continuing concern in […]
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