Dr. Caterina Damiano, Matteo Cavalleri, Prof. Corrado di Natale', Prof. Roberto Paolesse, Prof. Emma Gallo
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Cover Feature: Porphyrins Anchored onto Colour Catcher®: Photoactive Material for the Conversion of Amines into Imines and Aldehydes into Carboxylic Acids (ChemistryEurope 1/2023)
The Cover Feature shows the utilization of porphyrins attached to Colour Catcher® in mediating the photooxidation of amines or aldehydes. This innovative approach harnesses the power of white light and molecular oxygen, enabling cost-effective, time-efficient, and energy-saving reactions. In addition, the chemical stability, recyclability, and biodegradability of the Colour Catcher®-based photoactive material align with the growing societal need for the eco-friendly production of fine chemicals. More information can be found in the Research Article by Emma Gallo and co-workers.