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Carboxylative cyclization of atmospheric CO2 with alkynol catalyzed by a 1-methylhydantoin anion-functionalized ionic liquid via chelative interactions.

Metal- and solvent-free carboxylative cyclization of atmospheric CO2 with alkynol can be achieved using a 1-methylhydantoin anion-functionalized ionic liquid. 1H NMR, in situ FT-IR and DFT calculations indicate that the… Click to show full abstract

Metal- and solvent-free carboxylative cyclization of atmospheric CO2 with alkynol can be achieved using a 1-methylhydantoin anion-functionalized ionic liquid. 1H NMR, in situ FT-IR and DFT calculations indicate that the 1-methylhydantoin anion acts as a "pincer ligand" to form chelative interactions with the hydroxyl group, thereby effectively activating the alkynol.

Keywords: co2 alkynol; anion; atmospheric co2; cyclization atmospheric; methylhydantoin anion; carboxylative cyclization

Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2024

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