Jing Wang, Xinyu Zhang, Zhaoshun Zhan, Weizuo Li, Guangming Li, Li Li, Xin Wang
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Highly Efficient Ni–Co Alloy Catalyst Fabricated by a Multivariate CoNiMgZn-MOF Template for the Cascade Reaction of Nitroarenes With Alcohols
A porous carbon/MgO composite–supported CoNi alloy catalyst (denoted as CoNi@Zn/MC) was synthesized via a multivariate metal–organic framework (MTV-MOF) pyrolysis strategy. The catalyst, derived from Zn-doped CoNiMgZn-MOF precursors, demonstrated exceptional performance in the tandem hydrogenation–alkylation of nitroarenes with diverse alcohols. Comparative studies revealed that CoNi@Zn/MC achieved 100% selectivity for N-phenylbenzylamine, significantly outperforming the Zn-free CoNi/MC counterpart (80.2% selectivity). The incorporation of Zn2+ ions in the MOF precursors enhanced the reduction efficiency and dispersion of Co/Ni species during pyrolysis, as evidenced by HAADF-STEM and XRD analyses. Notably, CoNi@Zn/MC exhibited robust magnetic recyclability, maintaining full catalytic activity over seven consecutive cycles. This work provides a generalized template strategy for designing high-efficiency alloy catalysts for tandem reactions.
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