Effects of nanoconfinement on catalysis

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This book highlights the recent advances and state of the art in the use of functionalized nanostructured environments on catalysis. Nanoconfinements considered include well-defined molecular cages, imprinted self-assembled supramolecules, polymers made by living or controlled polymerization, metallorganic frameworks, carbon nanotubes, mesoporous inorganic solids, and hybrids thereof. Advantages of nanoconfinement of catalysts discussed include higher activities, improved selectivities, catalyst stabilization, cooperativity effects, simplified protocols for cascade syntheses, better catalyst recovery, and recyclability. The multiple applications that these materials offer are revolutionizing industrial sectors such as energy, electronics, sensors, biomedicine, and separation technology … celý popis

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Fyzický popis

1 online zdroj (VIII, 266 stran) : 166 ilustrací

Vydáno

Cham : Springer, [2017]

Edice

Fundamental and applied catalysis (Springer)

Témata

chemie > ch

katalýza > ch

nanotechnologie > el

nanostrukturní materiály > el

dendrimery > ch

nanochemie

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elektronické knihy

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ISBN

978-3-319-50207-6

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1. Endohedral Functionalization of Molecular Cavities for Catalysis in Confined Spaces -- 2. Self-Assembled Coordination Cages and Organic Capsules as Catalytic Supramolecular Reaction Vessels -- 3. Artificial Metalloenzymes -- 4. Metal Complexes and Imprinted Polymers for Shape-Selective Catalysis -- 5. Catalysis Inside Folded Single Macromolecules in Water -- 6. Microgel Star Polymer Catalysts as Active and Functional Nanoreactors for Organic Reactions and Polymerizations -- 7. Core-Cross-Linked Micelles and Amphiphilic Nanogels as Unimolecular Nanoreactors for Micellar-Type, Metal-Based Aqueous Biphasic Catalysis -- 8. Catalysis Within Dendrimers -- 9. Site Isolation for Non-orthogonal Tandem Catalysis in Confined Nanospaces