We computationally formulated a metal-free strategy to construct bifunctional active sites for reversible H2 activation, using a N-centered group as a Lewis basic site and a PV-centered group as a… Click to show full abstract
We computationally formulated a metal-free strategy to construct bifunctional active sites for reversible H2 activation, using a N-centered group as a Lewis basic site and a PV-centered group as a Lewis acidic site. By embedding the active sites into five-membered and 6-membered rings, we designed a series of molecules, some of which have feasible kinetic barriers to perform catalytic hydrogenation, calling for experimental realizations.
               
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