InCl3, CoCl2, FeCl3-impregnated microporous catalysts were prepared by impregnating InCl3, CoCl2, FeCl3 dissolved in acetonitrile to various microporous materials. Biginelli reactions under solvent-free conditions were investigated using microwave by ...
InCl3, CoCl2, FeCl3-impregnated microporous catalysts were prepared by impregnating InCl3, CoCl2, FeCl3 dissolved in acetonitrile to various microporous materials. Biginelli reactions under solvent-free conditions were investigated using microwave by the method of one-pot three-component condensation of urea, benzaldehyde and ethyl acetoacetate. Nanopore Silica was prepared by using Korean rice husk. The porous materials or Lewis acid modified porous materials, such as VSB-5, Nanopore Silica, InCl3/VSB-5, InCl3/Nanopore Silica, CoCl2/VSB-5, CoCl2/Nanopore Silica, FeCl3/VSB-5 and FeCl3/Nanopore Silica were used as catalysts. The Biginell reaction results of Nanopore Silica, InCl3/Nanopore Silica, CoCl2/Nanopore Silica and FeCl3/Nanopore Silica catalysts were compared. When Nanopore Silica was used as a catalyst, the yield of the Biginelli product was in the range of 65~68%.
The sorption of chromate anion was carried out using the CTABr modified Silica and VSB-5. Since cetyltrimethylammonium(CTA) ion is too large to enter into the internal surface of Silica, the sorption of CTA ion seems to be only occurred on the external and wide internal surfaces. However since the pore size of VSB-5 is too small, only externed surface of VSB-5 could be occupied by the cationic surfactant. While the unmodified Silica and VSB-5 had no affinity for the chromate anion, the surfactant modified porous materials showed the moderately enhanced sorption of the oxyanion from aqueous solution. The sorption of chromate seems to be due to entropic, Coulombic and hydrophobic effects.