Muchun Fei, Boqiang Chen, Yasuhiro Sakamoto, Lizhuo Wang, Yu Mu, Jiwei Zhang, James R. Wilkes, Raven Gallenstein, Jun Huang, Junwei Lucas Bao, Wei Li* and Dunwei Wang*,
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Direct Formation of C3 Oxygenates through Photocatalytic CH4–CO Coupling
Multicarbon (Cn, where n ≥ 2) oxygenates are important industrial precursors that can be synthesized from the coupling of simple and abundant C1 feedstock such as CH4. While C2 products from this route have been reported, those involving the direct coupling of more than two C1 precursors are rare. As a proof of concept, here we report the synthesis of acetone (CH3COCH3) through the direct coupling of two CH4 and one CO using a combined photothermocatalytic approach. With TiO2 as a light absorber and Pd nanoparticle as a cocatalyst, CH4 activation and subsequent coupling with CO were achieved at 10 bar and 150 °C. A high selectivity of acetone formation among all liquid products (>80%) was measured. Experiments with isotope-labeled precursors confirmed that the product was a result of the direct coupling of CH4 and CO. The other major liquid product was acetic acid (CH3COOH), which was a result of a single coupling between CH4 and CO. The suitable binding strength between Pd and the reactive intermediates was proposed as a key reason for the high selectivity toward C3 products.
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