A silica–polyethylene membrane has been chemically modified to produce ion-exchangeable onium sites, which are more active than their homogeneous analogues in a membrane reactor. The resulting catalytic membrane reactor is compact and energy efficient and provides an excellent low-waste method for the selective oxidation of benzyl alcohol.
D. W. Hall, G. Grigoropoulou, J. H. Clark, K. Scott and R. J. J. Jachuck, Green Chem., 2002, 4, 459 DOI: 10.1039/B204601F
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