ArticleCatalysis science & technology2026
Induction heating applied to anisole HDO using formic acid as a hydrogen source.
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- Magnetic induction heating: where will the field go next?Chemical Society reviews · 2026Review
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Abstract
Magnetically induced heating catalysis using encapsulated magnetic nanoparticles as heating agents presents itself as a new efficient method for carrying out high-temperature reactions. In this work, magnetic Fe, Co, and FeCo nanoparticles encapsulated in carbon were synthesized using various methods. Rhenium oxide supported on high-surface-area graphite was used as a catalyst for the gas-phase HDO reaction of anisole, a model molecule for HDO studies of biomass-derived compounds. Characterization confirmed the formation of metallic nanoparticles, the alloying of FeCo and the successful coating with a graphitic-like carbon film around the NPs, resulting in core-shell type materials. According to the catalytic results, the activity and the selectivity were similar when using formic acid (FA) or hydrogen (H
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