Heterogeneous Carbonylation of Alcohols on Charge‐Density‐Distinct Mo−Ni Dual Sites Localized at Edge Sulfur Vacancies

Abstract Alcohols carbonylation is of great importance in industry but remains a challenge to abandon the usage of the halide additives and noble metals. Here we report the realization of direct alcohols heterogeneous carbonylation to carbonyl‐containing chemicals, especially in methanol carbonylation, with a remarkable space‐time‐yield (STY) of 4.74 mol acetyl /kg cat. /h and a durable stability as long as 100 h on Ni@MoS 2 catalyst. Mechanistic analysis reveals that the Mo−Ni dual sites localized at edge sulfur vacancies of Ni@MoS 2 exhibit distinct charge density, which strongly activate CH 3 OH to break its C−O bond and non‐dissociatively activate CO. Density functional theory calculations further suggest that the low charge density in Mo−Ni, the Ni site, could significantly lower the barrier for CO migration and nucleophilic attack of methoxy species, and finally leads to the rapid formation of acetyl products. Ni@MoS 2 catalyst could also effectively realize the carbonylation of ethanol, n‐propanol and n‐butanol to their acyl products, which may demonstrate its universal application for alcohols carbonylation.

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Angewandte Chemie
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2024-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ange.202411632
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Carbon dioxide utilization in catalysis
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Heterogeneous Carbonylation of Alcohols on Charge‐Density‐Distinct Mo−Ni Dual Sites Localized at Edge Sulfur Vacancies

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Heterogeneous Carbonylation of Alcohols on Charge‐Density‐Distinct Mo−Ni Dual Sites Localized at Edge Sulfur Vacancies

Yangming Ding, Xingju Li, Weimiao Chen, Yunjie Ding, Yating Gu, Yue Zhang, Yan Li, Lei Zhu, Xiangen Song, Qiao Yuan, Zheng Jiang, Jing Ma
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Abstract Alcohols carbonylation is of great importance in industry but remains a challenge to abandon the usage of the halide additives and noble metals. Here we report the realization of direct alcohols heterogeneous carbonylation to carbonyl‐containing chemicals, especially in methanol carbonylation, with a remarkable space‐time‐yield (STY) of 4.74 mol acetyl /kg cat. /h and a durable stability as long as 100 h on Ni@MoS 2 catalyst. Mechanistic analysis reveals that the Mo−Ni dual sites localized at edge sulfur vacancies of Ni@MoS 2 exhibit distinct charge density, which strongly activate CH 3 OH to break its C−O bond and non‐dissociatively activate CO. Density functional theory calculations further suggest that the low charge density in Mo−Ni, the Ni site, could significantly lower the barrier for CO migration and nucleophilic attack of methoxy species, and finally leads to the rapid formation of acetyl products. Ni@MoS 2 catalyst could also effectively realize the carbonylation of ethanol, n‐propanol and n‐butanol to their acyl products, which may demonstrate its universal application for alcohols carbonylation.

Angewandte ChemieVol. 136(52)
Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (CN), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Shanghai Advanced Research Institute (CN), Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics (CN), Dalian National Laboratory for Clean Energy (CN), University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Nanjing University (CN)
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