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Fe-N-C Artificial Enzyme: Activation of Oxygen for Dehydrogenation and Monoxygenation of Organic Substrates under Mild Condition and Cancer Therapeutic Application

04 June 2018, Version 1
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Abstract

Developing highly efficient artificial enzymes that directly employ O2 as terminal oxidant has long been pursued but has rarely achieved yet. We report Fe-N-C has unusual enzyme-like activity in both dehydrogenation and monoxygenation of organic substrates with ~100% selectivity by direct using O2.

Keywords

Artificial Enzyme
Metal-Nitrogen-Carbon Catalyst
Aerobic Oxidation Reactions
Dehydrogenation
Monoxygenation
Direct Use of Molecuar Oxygen
cancer treatments

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Fe–N–C Artificial Enzyme: Activation of Oxygen for Dehydrogenation and Monoxygenation of Organic Substrates under Mild Condition and Cancer Therapeutic Application [opens in a new tab]
Fei He, Li Mi, Yanfei Shen, Toshiyuki Mori, Songqin Liu, Yuanjian Zhang journal article
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces , Volume 10, Issue 41
Online publication date: Sep 24, 2018

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10.26434/chemrxiv.6427643.v1
D O I: 10.26434/chemrxiv.6427643.v1 [opens in a new tab]

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