Recent development of supported monometallic gold as heterogeneous catalyst for selective liquid phase hydrogenation reactions

doi:10.1016/j.cjche.2014.01.002

摘要/Abstract

摘要： The great potential of gold catalysts for chemical conversions in both industrial and environmental concerns has attracted increasing interest inmany fields of research. Gold nanoparticles supported by metal oxides with high surface area have been recognized as highly efficient and effective green heterogeneous catalyst even at room temperature under normal reaction conditions, in gas and liquid phase reactions. In the present review, we discuss the recent development of heterogeneous, supported monometallic gold catalysts for organic transformations emphasizing mainly liquid phase hydrogenation reactions. Discussions on the catalytic synthesis procedures and the promoting effect of other noblemetals are omitted since they are already worked out. Applications of heterogeneous, supported monometallic catalysts for chemoselective hydrogenations in liquid phase are studied including potential articles during the period 2000-2013.

关键词: Supported gold catalyst, Liquid phase reaction, Hydrogenation reaction, Chemoselectivity

Abstract: The great potential of gold catalysts for chemical conversions in both industrial and environmental concerns has attracted increasing interest inmany fields of research. Gold nanoparticles supported by metal oxides with high surface area have been recognized as highly efficient and effective green heterogeneous catalyst even at room temperature under normal reaction conditions, in gas and liquid phase reactions. In the present review, we discuss the recent development of heterogeneous, supported monometallic gold catalysts for organic transformations emphasizing mainly liquid phase hydrogenation reactions. Discussions on the catalytic synthesis procedures and the promoting effect of other noblemetals are omitted since they are already worked out. Applications of heterogeneous, supported monometallic catalysts for chemoselective hydrogenations in liquid phase are studied including potential articles during the period 2000-2013.

Key words: Supported gold catalyst, Liquid phase reaction, Hydrogenation reaction, Chemoselectivity

Thushara Kandaramath Hari, Zahira Yaakob. Recent development of supported monometallic gold as heterogeneous catalyst for selective liquid phase hydrogenation reactions[J]. , 2015, 23(2): 327-336.

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