Carbon dioxide utilization in catalysis
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This cluster of papers focuses on the utilization of carbon dioxide as a feedstock for chemical synthesis, including catalytic conversion to cyclic carbonates, hydrogenation to formic acid, and its use in organic transformation and polyurethane production. The research emphasizes the development of sustainable processes and homogeneous catalysts for CO2 utilization in various chemical reactions.
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CO2 utilization; cyclic carbonates; dimethyl carbonate; CO2 cycloaddition; epoxide cycloaddition; dimethyl carbonate synthesis; cyclohexene oxide; glycerol carbonate; carbamate synthesis; CO2 insertion; solvent-free catalysis; oxidative carbonylation; diphenyl carbonate; cyclic carbonate synthesis; non-isocyanate polyurethanes; formic acid dehydrogenation; CO2 epoxide cycloaddition; organic carbonates; styrene carbonate; carbonate synthesis; carboxylative cyclization; methanol carbonylation; CO2 coupling; CO2 carboxylation; N-formylation
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Morton address: 36182781465765435 · morton4x16-v1
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