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Preparation of a Highly Stable Pd-Perovskite Catalyst for Suzuki Couplings via a Low-Temperature Hydrothermal Treatment.

ABSTRACT: Pd-perovskite (Pd-STO, STO = SrTiO₃) was synthesized by a relatively low-temperature (373 K) hydrothermal method without calcination. The morphology of the Pd-STO could be controlled by adjusting the H₂O/NH₃ ratio during the fabrication of the amorphous titania. The Pd-STO catalyst showed better durability for Suzuki couplings than did Pd-impregnated catalysts on conventional supports.

SUBMITTER: Saputra L

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6644052 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Preparation of a Highly Stable Pd-Perovskite Catalyst for Suzuki Couplings via a Low-Temperature Hydrothermal Treatment.

Saputra Leo L Sato Takahiro T Kojima Takashi T Hara Takayoshi T Ichikuni Nobuyuki N Shimazu Shogo S

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Pd-perovskite (Pd-STO, STO = SrTiO3) was synthesized by a relatively low-temperature (373 K) hydrothermal method without calcination. The morphology of the Pd-STO could be controlled by adjusting the H2O/NH3 ratio during the fabrication of the amorphous titania. The Pd-STO catalyst showed better durability for Suzuki couplings than did Pd-impregnated catalysts on conventional supports. ...[more]

PMID: 31458357

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