微波技术在Suzuki反应中的应用

与传统的加热方式相比,微波加热具有加热速度快、热效率高、节约能源、洁净、操作简单等优点,已成为重要的有机合成工具之一。钯催化的Suzuki反应提供了一种合成各种联芳烃的温和方法,具有较高的选择性。本文综述了近年来微波技术在Suzuki反应中的应用研究进展,涉及到各种不同的反应体系,重点讨论了KF/Al2O3负载钯和聚合物负载钯等非均相催化体系,对于均相反应则着重讨论无过渡金属和超低含量钯催化的Suzuki反应体系,还讨论了连续流动的微波反应器及Suzuki反应在有机合成中的应用。     

微波促进立体选择性合成烯丙酸酯类高碳糖衍生物

在微波促进下, 利用酮糖(1)及糖酸内酯(4)与叶立德(2, Ph₃PCHCOOEt)的Wittig反应, 立体选择性地合成了糖基烯丙酸酯类化合物(3和5), 反应效率显著提高, 反应时间由原来的20 h缩短为10 min; 并且研究了不同反应溶剂对反应立体选择性的影响. 提供了一种高效、 简便合成含有烯丙酸酯类高碳糖衍生物的方法.     

微波-炭还原法处理一氧化氮的研究

报道了一种不需要催化剂而直接采用微波-炭还原技术处理-氧化氮(NO)的新方法.讨论了气体流量、反应温度、微波功率和施加微波时间对活性炭与一氧化氮发生还原反应的影响.比较了连续施加微波和间歇式施加微波方式下一氧化氮与活性炭发生化学反应转化为无公害的氮气(N₂)和二氧化碳(CO₂)的效率.研究结果表明,微波功率和反应器的类型及升温速率对一氧化氮与活性炭反应效率的影响较大.在连续施加微波时,一氧化氮与活性炭反应率可达98％以上.此外,还对一氧化氮与活性炭反应后的产物进行了表征.     

A Microwave-Assisted Boudouard Reaction: A Highly Effective Reduction of the Greenhouse Gas CO2 to Useful CO Feedstock with Semi-Coke

The conversion of CO₂ into more synthetically flexible CO is an effective and potential method for CO₂ remediation, utilization and carbon emission reduction. In this paper, the reaction of carbon-carbon dioxide (the Boudouard reaction) was performed in a microwave fixed bed reactor using semi-coke (SC) as both the microwave absorber and reactant and was systematically compared with that heated in a conventional thermal field. The effects of the heating source, SC particle size, CO₂ flow rate and additives on CO₂ conversion and CO output were investigated. By microwave heating (MWH), CO₂ conversion reached more than 99% while by conventional heating (CH), the maximum conversion of CO₂ was approximately 29% at 900 °C. Meanwhile, for the reaction with 5 wt% barium carbonate added as a promoter, the reaction temperature was significantly reduced to 750 °C with an almost quantitative conversion of CO₂. Further kinetic calculations showed that the apparent activation energy of the reaction under microwave heating was 46.3 kJ/mol, which was only one-third of that observed under conventional heating. The microwave-assisted Boudouard reaction with catalytic barium carbonate is a promising method for carbon dioxide utilization.     

Methane dimerization via microwave plasmas

Methane can be converted to ethane and ethylene in a microwave plasma reactor at pressures from 10 to 100 mm Hg. The total methane conversion has a linear correlation with power ? (45 + pressure)/flow and can be as high as 90%. The conversion of methane to ethylene varies from 0 to 11%. It reaches a maximum at a value of Power ? (45 + Pressure)/Flow of 2200 W?mm Hg?s/mL. The energy efficiency of driving this thermodynamically unfavourable reaction is 2%.     

微波诱导低级醇的等离子体化学反应

微波诱导低级醇的等离子体化学反应王真，洪品杰，张承聪，戴树珊（云南大学化学系，昆明，６５００９１）关键词微波，等离子体化学，低级醇等离子体能产生大量的活性自由基、亚稳态粒子和激发态离子，它所包含的能量传递过程和反应过程不仅与反应碰撞理论有关，而且还涉...     

Synthesis of Sodium Diselenides and its Reaction with Benzoyl Chloride Under Phase Transfer Catalysis and Microwave Irradiation Conditions

A simple, fast and efficient procedure for the synthesis of dibenzoyl diselenides involves the reaction of selenium with sodium hydroxide under phase transfer catalysis and microwave irradiation conditions to give sodium diselenides, which reacts with benzoyl chloride at 0-3 °C and conventional conditions to afford the dibenzoyl diselenides. The effect of microwave irradiation power, reaction time, solvent and operational method on the reaction is investigated.     

Estimation of Outlet Temperature of a Flow Reactor Heated by Microwave Irradiation

Flow reactors heated by microwave irradiation attract attention. The reactors are suitable for difficult synthesis processes due to rapid heating and cooling, and easy pressurization. In order to predict the quality of the product, it is appropriate to estimate the outlet conditions of the reactor. In this paper, the outlet temperature of the flow direction is estimated by using the flow condition and dynamic thermal energy balance of the reactor.     

Simulation of catalytic processes in a fixed bed with the use of microwave radiation for performing an endothermic reaction

A quasi-homogeneous model of a catalytic fixed-bed reactor, in which an endothermic chemical reaction occurs with the use of microwave radiation energy, was proposed and numerically analyzed. The versions of the arrangement of a radiation source at the reactor inlet and outlet and also the versions of microwave radiation energy conversion into heat by a catalyst and an initial gaseous reagent were considered. The effects of model parameters on the dynamic behavior of the system were studied, and a qualitative structural difference between the resulting steady-state conditions was demonstrated. The phenomenon of endothermic chemical reaction autowave propagation was discovered, and the regularities of this propagation were studied.     

An improved direct synthetic approach to anhydronucleosides

The synthesis of anhydrothioglycosyls has been improved by studying the reaction under a variety of reaction conditions including gas phase pyrolysis, heating in a solvent of high boiling point, in the presence of different bases including triethylamine, DABCO, and DBU, and in a microwave reactor.     

微波辐照活性炭床烟气脱硝实验研究

微波诱导催化作用结合活性炭的吸附和还原能力可以实现烟气中氮氧化物的还原脱除. 利用微波反应器开展了微波辐照活性炭烟气脱硝实验, 研究了微波辐照功率(反应温度)、烟气流率、NO浓度以及烟气共存成分对脱硝效率的影响. 实验结果表明, 微波功率越高, 脱硝效率也越高, 在560 W可达80%左右的脱硝效率|活性炭质量越大脱硝反应越完全, 50 g活性炭可脱除83%的NO|烟气流率增加脱硝效率降低|烟气中氧的存在对脱硝有一定促进作用, 烟气含湿量过大对脱硝不利. 脱硝反应动力学研究表明, NO的反应级数近似为1, 速率常数为k＝1.33 min^－1. BET测试表明, 微波辐照活性炭后其表面积有少量下降.     

Fischer-Tropsch Reaction Kinetics of Cobalt Catalyst in Supercritical Phase

Fischer-Tropsch synthesis under supercritical phase condition was examined in a continuous and a high-pressure fixed bed reactor by employing a cobalt catalyst (Co-R.Ru/γ-Al2O3). An integral reactor model involving Fischer-Tropsch reaction kinetics in the supercritical fluid n-hexane was used to describe the overall performance. On the basis of Langmuir-Hinshelwood-Hougen-Watson (LHHW) model, the reaction rate constants were obtained for the rate equations of CO conversion to CH4 formation under supercritical conditions.     

Gas-phase kinetics of hydroxyl radical reactions with C3H6 and C4H8: product branching ratios and OH addition site-specificity

Products of the reaction of OH radicals with propene, trans-2-butene, and 1-butene have been investigated in a fast flow reactor, coupled with time-of-flight mass spectrometry, at pressures between 0.8 and 3.0 Torr. The product determination includes H atom abstraction channels as well as site-specific OH addition. The OH radicals are produced by the H + NO(2) → OH + NO reaction or by the F + H(2)O → OH + HF reaction, the H or F atoms being produced in a microwave discharge. The gas mixture is ionized using single photon ionization (SPI at 10.54 eV), and products are detected using time-of-flight mass spectrometry (TOF-MS). The H atom abstraction channels are measured to be <2% for OH + propene, 8 ± 3% for OH + 1-butene, and 3 ± 1% for OH + trans-2-butene. Analysis of ion fragmentation patterns leads to 72 ± 16% OH addition to the propene terminal C atom and 71 ± 16% OH addition to the 1-butene terminal C atom. The errors bars represent 95% confidence intervals and include estimated uncertainties in photoionization cross sections.     

Reaction detector with three dimensional coiled open tubes in HPLC

Summary A reaction detector with non-segmented flow in open tubes as reaction track is described. To minimize peak broadening the open tubes are arranged in a three dimensional coiled structure by knitting. At low volume flow rates the h-values in these open tubes are independent of flow rate and are significantly lower than predicted by theory. The applicability of this reactor for classical colorimetric detection with corrosive reagents is shown.Part of Ph. D. Thesis, Saarbrücken 1976     

微波辅助固相有机反应

固相有机合成是组合化学中构建化合物库的主要工具之一［１,２］,但是,由于它是连接在固相载体（如树脂等）上的试剂与溶解在有机溶剂中的试剂之间的反应,因此反应比较缓慢．考虑到微波技术对有机反应的协助作用,我们将微波技术应用到固相有机反应中,对比研究了微波...     

Assessment of non-standard reaction conditions for asymmetric 1,3-dipolar organocatalytic cycloaddition of nitrone with <Emphasis Type="Italic">α,β</Emphasis>-unsaturated aldehydes

Non-standard experimental conditions can often enhance organocatalytic reactions considerably. The current study explores the effectiveness of a range of non-standard reaction conditions for the asymmetric organocatalytic 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition of a nitrone with α,β-unsaturated aldehydes. The influence of ionic liquids, high-pressure conditions, ultrasound, microwave irradiation and ball-milling was tested as well as the flow process. Because of the low reactivity of the nitrone and unsaturated aldehydes in the 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition, cycloadducts were isolated in only moderate yields from the majority of experiments. However, high diastereo- and enantioselectivities were observed in ionic liquids under solvent-free conditions and in the flow reactor.     

A Critical Assessment of the Specific Role of Microwave Irradiation in the Synthesis of ZnO Micro‐ and Nanostructured Materials

A rapid, microwave‐assisted hydrothermal method has been developed to access ultrafine ZnO hexagonal microrods of about 3–4 μm in length and 200–300 nm in width by using a 1:5 zinc nitrate/urea precursor system. The size and morphology of these ZnO materials can be influenced by subtle changes in precursor concentration, solvent system, and reaction temperature. Optimized conditions involve the use of a 1:3 water/ethylene glycol solvent system and 10 min microwave heating at 150 °C in a dedicated single‐mode microwave reactor with internal temperature control. Carefully executed control experiments ensuring identical heating and cooling profiles, stirring rates, and reactor geometries have demonstrated that for these preparations of ZnO microrods no differences between conventional and microwave dielectric heating are observed. The resulting ZnO microrods exhibited the same crystal phase, primary crystallite size, shape, and size distribution regardless of the heating mode. Similar results were obtained for the ultrafast preparation of ZnO nanoparticles with diameters of approximately 20 nm, synthesized by means of a nonaqueous sol–gel process at 200 °C from a Zn(acac)₂ (acac=acetylacetonate) precursor in benzyl alcohol. The specific role of microwave irradiation in enhancing these nanomaterial syntheses can thus be attributed to a purely thermal effect as a result of higher reaction temperatures, more rapid heating, and a better control of process parameters.     

Microwave assisted synthesis of 10b-aza-10c-borapyrene

The synthesis of 10b-aza-10c-borapyrene, an analog of the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon pyrene with an internal boron–nitrogen bond, has been improved. We have dramatically reduced the reaction times and ease of workup for the synthesis of this molecule by using a microwave reactor and carefully controlling reaction conditions.     

Microwave-induced catalytic transformation of 2-<Emphasis Type="Italic">tert</Emphasis>-butylphenol at low temperatures

Catalytic transformation of 2-tert-butylphenol (2TBP) on a heterogeneous K10 catalyst has been studied in the temperature range from +75 to –176°C under microwave and conventional conditions. The reaction was carried out with or without solvents and the kinetic results were described using the method of initial reaction rates. Reaction rates were recorded under microwave conditions and compared to conventional ones. Transformation of 2TBP did not proceed below 0°C under conventional conditions, whereas under microwave irradiation significant initial reaction rates were observed. Relatively high initial reaction rates at low temperatures were most probably caused by superheating of catalyst particles. The superheating temperature was calculated to be between 80 and 115°C above the temperature of the bulk.     

A critical assessment of the specific role of microwave irradiation in the synthesis of ZnO micro- and nanostructured materials

A rapid, microwave-assisted hydrothermal method has been developed to access ultrafine ZnO hexagonal microrods of about 3-4 μm in length and 200-300 nm in width by using a 1:5 zinc nitrate/urea precursor system. The size and morphology of these ZnO materials can be influenced by subtle changes in precursor concentration, solvent system, and reaction temperature. Optimized conditions involve the use of a 1:3 water/ethylene glycol solvent system and 10 min microwave heating at 150 °C in a dedicated single-mode microwave reactor with internal temperature control. Carefully executed control experiments ensuring identical heating and cooling profiles, stirring rates, and reactor geometries have demonstrated that for these preparations of ZnO microrods no differences between conventional and microwave dielectric heating are observed. The resulting ZnO microrods exhibited the same crystal phase, primary crystallite size, shape, and size distribution regardless of the heating mode. Similar results were obtained for the ultrafast preparation of ZnO nanoparticles with diameters of approximately 20 nm, synthesized by means of a nonaqueous sol-gel process at 200 °C from a Zn(acac)(2) (acac=acetylacetonate) precursor in benzyl alcohol. The specific role of microwave irradiation in enhancing these nanomaterial syntheses can thus be attributed to a purely thermal effect as a result of higher reaction temperatures, more rapid heating, and a better control of process parameters.