Project: Model based synthesis of Covalent Organic Frameworks (COFs) for heterogeneous catalysis in flow.
2017-01-01 – 2022-10-31
- Abstract
A next generation of heterogeneous catalysts will be developed starting from stable porous covalent organic frameworks (COFs) to which numerous active metal complexes will be anchored. The potential of COFs is currently almost unexplored. The new materials will be engineered on the nanometer scale and tested using a microreactor set-up. As a result, various sustainable processes which are not possible today on industrial scale, will become feasible.
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Transforming 2D imine into 3D thiazole covalent organic frameworks by conjugated connectors : fully conjugated photocatalysts
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Mesoporous acridinium-based covalent organic framework for long-lived charge-separated exciton mediated photocatalytic [4+2] annulation
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Computational modeling of reticular materials : the past, the present, and the future
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Turning carbon dioxide into dialkyl carbonates through guanidinium-assisted SN2 N2 ion-pair process
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High-throughput screening of covalent organic frameworks for carbon capture using machine learning
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Decoding excimer formation in covalent–organic frameworks induced by morphology and ring torsion
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Development of porous organic polymers as metal-free photocatalysts for the aromatization of N-heterocycles
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On the prediction of spectroscopic fingerprints of Co2+ complexes relevant for the ZIF nucleation process
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OGRe : optimal grid refinement protocol for accurate free energy surfaces and its application in proton hopping in zeolites and 2D COF stacking
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Super-oxidizing covalent triazine framework electrocatalyst for two-electron water oxidation to H2O2