Chem. J. Chinese Universities ›› 1997, Vol. 18 ›› Issue (9): 1530.

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Catalysis of Copper-containing Transition Metal Hydrotalcitelike Compounds in the Phenol Hydroxylation with Hydrogen Peroxide

ZHU Kai-Zheng, LIU Chi-Biao, YE Xing-Kai, WU Yue   

  1. Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Changchun 130022
  • Received:1996-07-30 Online:1997-09-24 Published:1997-09-24

Abstract: Hydrotalcite-like compounds containing carbonate ion as the interlayer anion wereprepared by coprecipitation under low supersaturation condition by mixing an aqueous solu-tion of metal nitrates with an aqueous solutions of NaOHand Na2CO3 at room temperature,maintaining pH =8-10 with vigorous stirring- Following the mixing, the resulting heavyslurry was aged at 353 Kfor 18 h with vigorous stirring, The precipitate was then filtered,washed several times with hot distilled water and dried in air at 353 Kovernight. In thisway, CuM1 AlCO3-HTLcs and M1 AlCO3-HTLcs were synthesized and characterized bymeans of XRDand lR. The catalysis of the above mentioned HTLcs were investigated in thephenol hydroxylatlon with H2O2. The results indicated that all of the copper-containingHTLcs had a higher catalytic activity in the reaction. However, those catalysts that did notcontaln copper had no catalytlc actlvlty in this reaction- This means that copper was the ac-tive center in the phenol hydroxylation. Meanwhile, the mechanism was also proposed,which could be used to explain the main reason for higher activity for CuCuAlCO3-HTLcs inthe phenol hydroxylation and the effect of Mg2+, Zn2+, Co2+, Ni2+ on activlty of CuM1 Al-CO3-HTLcs.

Key words: Hydrotalcite, Transition metal, Phenol hydroxylation, Hydrogen peroxide, Catalysis

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