Chemical Communications · 2008 · 26 citations · 12 references
Supramolecular AssemblyEngineeringChemistryChemical EngineeringSurface Hydroxyl GroupsReaction ConditionsHybrid MaterialsInterfacial Hydrogen BondsMaterials ScienceCatalysisHydrogenSurface FunctionalizationNanomaterialsSurface ChemistryCatalytic EffectSurface ScienceHydrogen BondHeterogeneous CatalysisMolecular CatalysisOrganic ReactionsSurface Reactivity
Surface hydroxyl group rich nano-structured solids dramatically increase the rate of several organic reactions; such effect is attributed to the formation of interfacial hydrogen bonds between the surface hydroxyl groups and the reactants; this catalytic effect is versatile and applicable for a broad range of reaction conditions.
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Xuefeng Wang, Lester Andrews · The Journal of Physical Chemistry A · 2006 · 106 citations
Materials Science, Inorganic Chemistry, Infrared Spectra +15