Issue 31, 2017

Controlled synthesis of high quality scandium-based nanocrystals as promising recyclable catalysts for silylcyanation reaction

Abstract

High quality (monodisperse and well-defined) scandium based ternary fluoride nanocrystals of NaScF4 and KSc2F7 were successfully fabricated via a one-pot colloidal synthesis method. These nanocrystals can play the part of hard Lewis acid catalysts by providing Lewis acid sites on account of the unique electronic structure, i.e. the ability of polarizing double bonds by coordination. As a proof of concept application, NaScF4 and KSc2F7 nanocatalysts were used to catalyze the silylcyanation reaction at room temperature, which exhibited excellent catalytic activity with outstanding recyclability.

Graphical abstract: Controlled synthesis of high quality scandium-based nanocrystals as promising recyclable catalysts for silylcyanation reaction

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
19 Jun 2017
Accepted
30 Jun 2017
First published
07 Jul 2017

Nanoscale, 2017,9, 10987-10991

Controlled synthesis of high quality scandium-based nanocrystals as promising recyclable catalysts for silylcyanation reaction

B. Yu, E. Hao, S. Fang, Z. Liu, Y. Wang, Z. Lv, N. Li, X. Zhang, L. Shi and Y. Du, Nanoscale, 2017, 9, 10987 DOI: 10.1039/C7NR04408A

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