New “Green” Route for Catalytic Latex Hydrogenation
Journal: Journal of Nanoscience with Advanced Technology (Vol.1, No. 1)Publication Date: 24/4/2015
Authors : Hui Wang; Garry L. Rempel;
Page : 20-22
Keywords : Predispersion; Latex Hydrogenation; Catalysis; Tri - phenylphosphine; Reaction Rate.;
Abstract
Nowadays, catalytic latex hydrogenation appears to be the pursuit of industry. A catalyst predispersion method was employed to improve the hydrogenation rate. The mechanism of the ligand Triphenylphosphine (TPP) in the delivery of the catalyst molecules into the polymer particles was explored. 1 H NMR was used to monitor the hydrogenation conversion versus reaction time. The spectroscopic analysis suggests that a higher conversion of more than 95 mol% can be reached. It was found that this predispersion technique was able to remarkably increase the catalysis efficiency during the course of hydrogenation.
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