Issue 2, 1998

Efficient conversion of NO into N2O by selected electroreduced heteropolyanions

Abstract

It is shown that a series of one- and two-electron-reduced heteropolyanions of the Keggin- and Dawson-types convert quantitatively NO into N2O in acidic aqueous media. The corresponding oxidized forms of the heteropolyanions are fully regenerated. Unsubstituted and lacunary heteropolyanions, as well as the substituted heteropolyanions of these two groups, prove active in this context. Transformaion quantitative de NO en N2O par des he′te′ropolyanions e′lectrore′duits. De nombreux he′te′ropolyanions ayant la structure de Keggin ou celle de Dawson pre′sentent un comportement catalytique vis à vis de la re′duction de NO, au potentiel de leur première vague de re′duction. Les compose′s sature′s ou lacunaires, et les substitue′s appartenant à ces deux groupes de structures, se re′vèlent efficaces pour cette re′duction. Sur quelques exemples d'he′te′ropolyanions, dont le premier couple re′dox est soit monoe′lectronique, soit bie′lectronique, il a e′te′ montre′ que la transformation de NO en N2O est quantitative.

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New J. Chem., 1998,22, 83-86

Efficient conversion of NO into N2O by selected electroreduced heteropolyanions

A. Belhouari, B. Keita, L. Nadjo and R. Contant, New J. Chem., 1998, 22, 83 DOI: 10.1039/A708728D

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