Patent classifications
C08G12/30
ELECTRODE FOR CARBON DIOXIDE REDUCTION REACTION INCLUDING TRIAZINE COVALENT ORGANIC FRAMEWORK NANOFILM AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
Provided is an electrode for a carbon dioxide reduction reaction which produces a multi-carbon compound using a carbon dioxide reduction reaction, and more particularly, a high-efficiency electrode for a carbon dioxide reduction reaction having high multi-carbon compound selectivity with significantly fewer side reactions such as a hydrogen evolution reaction, a method for manufacturing the same, and a carbon dioxide electric reduction device using the electrode for a carbon dioxide reduction reaction are provided.
ELECTRODE FOR CARBON DIOXIDE REDUCTION REACTION INCLUDING TRIAZINE COVALENT ORGANIC FRAMEWORK NANOFILM AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
Provided is an electrode for a carbon dioxide reduction reaction which produces a multi-carbon compound using a carbon dioxide reduction reaction, and more particularly, a high-efficiency electrode for a carbon dioxide reduction reaction having high multi-carbon compound selectivity with significantly fewer side reactions such as a hydrogen evolution reaction, a method for manufacturing the same, and a carbon dioxide electric reduction device using the electrode for a carbon dioxide reduction reaction are provided.
Modified amino resins
This invention relates to products H made by reaction of a cyclic alkyleneurea U, at least one multifunctional aldehyde A2, and at least one of (a) an aminoplast former M that is not the same as the cyclic alkyleneurea U, and (b) a monofunctional aldehyde A1, which product H is optionally etherified by reaction of at least a part of the hydroxyl groups formed by addition reaction of NH groups and aldehyde groups, with an alcohol having from one to ten carbon atoms, and wherein glyoxal is present in the at least one multifunctional aldehyde A2, to processes for their preparation, and to a method of use thereof in coating compositions.
METHOD FOR CATALYTIC PREPARATION OF FURFURAL FROM BIOMASS USING PHENOLIC HYDROXYL-FUNCTIONALIZED COVALENT ORGANIC FRAMEWORK MATERIALS
A method for catalytic preparation of furfural from biomass using phenolic hydroxyl-functionalized covalent organic framework materials is provided. The present invention uses monomers containing phenolic hydroxyl groups, synthesizing imine-functionalized covalent organic framework materials (COFs) through Schiff base reactions and dehydration condensation. The constructed phenolic hydroxyl-functionalized COFs have a large specific surface area, rich pore structure, high crystallinity, strong thermal stability, and numerous acidic sites, enabling efficient catalysis of biomass raw materials to produce furfural. Innovatively, the present invention applies phenolic hydroxyl-functionalized COFs in the catalytic reaction for preparing furfural from biomass, opening a new sustainable path for the high-value utilization of renewable biomass resources to produce furfural chemicals. It allows for the high-selectivity production of furfural from biomass under mild conditions, with high stability, addressing issues such as poor selectivity and difficulty in reusing catalysts in the production process of furfural.
METHOD FOR CATALYTIC PREPARATION OF FURFURAL FROM BIOMASS USING PHENOLIC HYDROXYL-FUNCTIONALIZED COVALENT ORGANIC FRAMEWORK MATERIALS
A method for catalytic preparation of furfural from biomass using phenolic hydroxyl-functionalized covalent organic framework materials is provided. The present invention uses monomers containing phenolic hydroxyl groups, synthesizing imine-functionalized covalent organic framework materials (COFs) through Schiff base reactions and dehydration condensation. The constructed phenolic hydroxyl-functionalized COFs have a large specific surface area, rich pore structure, high crystallinity, strong thermal stability, and numerous acidic sites, enabling efficient catalysis of biomass raw materials to produce furfural. Innovatively, the present invention applies phenolic hydroxyl-functionalized COFs in the catalytic reaction for preparing furfural from biomass, opening a new sustainable path for the high-value utilization of renewable biomass resources to produce furfural chemicals. It allows for the high-selectivity production of furfural from biomass under mild conditions, with high stability, addressing issues such as poor selectivity and difficulty in reusing catalysts in the production process of furfural.