ArticleNature communications2026
A universal atomically dispersed cobalt catalyst for alkylation of ketones alcohols and lignin-derived compounds.
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- N-Co-S Single-Atom Electronic Bridge Enables a Z-Scheme Heterojunction for Room-Temperature Photocatalytic Hydrogen Production From Ammonia Decomposition.Small (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany) · 2026Article
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Abstract
Catalytic carbon-carbon bond-forming reactions provide the basis for synthetic organic chemistry. To move towards a circular carbon economy, it is imperative to efficiently convert sustainable and inexpensive starting materials, e.g. broadly available renewable feedstocks, in an economically viable and practical manner. In this work , we present a method for the atom-efficient and "waste-free" construction of C-C bonds in ketones with alcohols, including lignin-derived compounds. The broad applicability of this protocol is based on the development of a novel heterogeneous cobalt-based single atom catalyst, which is produced by subjecting a cobalt-poly(p-phenylenediamine)-silica template to pyrolysis and subsequently removing residual silica. The most effective catalyst material consists of isolated cobalt atoms with Co-N
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