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Reaction-probe infrared investigation on drastic change in reactivity of mesoporous silica for acetalization of cyclohexanone with methanol; pore-size dependence

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Abstract Small-pored ( O stretching band appeared at lower frequency side on MCM-41 at a small amount of adsorption in addition to that observed on SBA-15. This result indicates the presence… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Small-pored ( O stretching band appeared at lower frequency side on MCM-41 at a small amount of adsorption in addition to that observed on SBA-15. This result indicates the presence of the stronger interaction of cyclohexanone with MCM-41 than that with SBA-15. When the time course of the reaction was observed by in-situ IR observation, the consumption of activated carbonyl groups and the generation of 1,1-dimethoxycyclohexane, the reaction product, were confirmed. The presence of the activated cyclohexanone was most probably due to the adsorption on two (or more) OH groups in vicinity, while a non-activated species occupied a single OH group. The reaction probe IR method is thus, a direct and effective approach to extract the small differences in catalysis.

Keywords: reaction probe; reaction; cyclohexanone; probe infrared; infrared investigation

Journal Title: Microporous and Mesoporous Materials
Year Published: 2019

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