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Structural evolution of a recoverable rhodium hydrogenation catalyst

Wendy J. Shaw,Yongsheng Chen,John Fulton,John Linehan,Anna Gutowska,Tom Bitterwolf

Journal of Organometallic Chemistry（2008）

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Abstract
High pressure XAFS and NMR were used to investigate the structure and kinetics of a recoverable hydrogenation catalyst, (Rh(CO)2Cl(H2N–CH2CH2–S–pNIPAAm)). Upon dissolution in water, a tetrameric rhodium cluster was formed. Monomeric rhodium species are recovered during hydrogenation reactions in water.
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Homogeneous catalysis,Aqueous rhodium catalysts,Stimulus sensitive polymers,Recoverable catalyst,High pressure NMR
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