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Issue 05,2025

Nonclassic Application of Lindlar Catalyst

JIANG Yi-chen;CHEN Yi-xin;XU Jia-xi;CHEN Ning;

As a typical representative of palladium-based catalysts, the Lindlar catalyst exhibits unique chemoselectivity in selective hydrogenation.This review systematically summarized its classical applications in cis(Z)-selective alkyne hydrogenation and highlighted innovative breakthroughs in non-traditional hydrogenation scenarios.Mechanistic studies indicate that the selectivity of the Lindlar system arises from a dynamic equilibrium between electronic effects and stereochemical control, governed by a following mechanism: 1)Selective poisoning of palladium active surfaces by basic additives(e.g.,quinoline).2)Synergistic effects of substrate spatial configuration and ligand binding capacity.3)Distribution of electron density in unsaturated bonds.4)Coordination-induced orientation by directing groups(e.g.,hydroxyl and amino).5)Precise kinetic control of reaction process.Notably, the Lindlar catalyst has transcended traditional alkyne reduction boundaries, extending its applications to emerging fields such as α,β-hydrogenation of enones, stepwise reduction of isolated alkenes, chemoselective conversion of nitroarenes, and isotope-labeled dehalogenation.By deconstructing its operational mechanisms and reaction pathways, this review not only enhances the theoretical understanding of surface electron transfer and substrate adsorption but also provides innovative strategies for precision molecular construction, demonstrating significant value in pharmaceutical synthesis and isotopic tracer technologies.

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Research Progress in Applications of Superhydrophobic Coatings

DING Xiao-jie;LIANG Qiu-hong;CHEN Du-gang;

Superhydrophobic coatings characterized by a water contact angle(WCA)>150° and a sliding angle(SA) or contact angle hysteresis(CAH)<10°,hold promise for large-scale applications in advanced industrial fields such as aerospace, marine engineering, electronic engineering, and new energy due to their unique wettability.However, their strong reliance on low surface free energy and micro-nano scale roughness makes them highly susceptible to mechanical wear and difficult to withstand environmental factors such as strong ultraviolet radiation and chemical corrosion, leading to durability issues.Addressing this problem, this review focuses on the potential of spray methods for large-scale production of superhydrophobic coatings.Starting from the theoretical basis of superhydrophobicity, it detailed the current applications of these coatings in areas such as anti-fouling and self-cleaning, anti-icing and de-icing, oil-water separation, anti-fogging, and corrosion prevention.Subsequently, concentrating on the critical issue of enhancing the durability of superhydrophobic coatings, it systematically summarized and categorized recent research progress in the field from five perspectives, including endowing materials with self-healing capabilities, constructing multi-level hierarchical micro-nano structures, introducing protective structures, enhancing cross-linking density, and adding layered or rigid materials.Additionally, it analyzed and forecast the obstacles to the commercialization of superhydrophobic coatings and future research directions.This review aims to provide a reference for the further development and eventual industrial application of superhydrophobic coating technology.

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Research Progress of Rare Earth Porous Materials for Catalytic Oxidation of NO

YAO Jia-sai;YU Cheng-cheng;HU Zi-kang;LI Zhen-xing;

At present, the problem of environmental pollution has become one of the major problems affecting the sustainable development of society, and the rapid development of catalytic oxidation technology provides technical support for the above problems.Rare earth porous materials have shown great application potential in the field of NO catalytic oxidation due to their stable crystal structure, excellent oxidation reduction performance, oxygen storage capacity and good catalytic performance, and have become a research hotspot in the field of environmental catalysis.This paper systematically summarized the main research progress made by domestic and foreign researchers in the field of catalytic oxidation of NO in rare earth porous materials in recent years, and focused on the synthesis methods of high-performance rare earth porous materials catalysts, such as co-precipitation method, sol-gel method, hydrothermal method/solvothermal method, template method, etc.,through morphology control, defect engineering, component optimization and other means, the pore volume, pore size and specific surface area of the material were adjusted to optimize the microstructure of the material and further enhance its catalytic activity, selectivity and stability.At the same time, the basic application research of different types of catalysts, such as polymetallic oxide catalysts, supported catalysts and perovskite catalysts in the field of NO catalytic oxidation was deeply analyzed, and the future research direction and development trend of the catalytic oxidation of NO by rare earth porous nanomaterials were prospected.

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Journal Name: Chemical Reagents

First Published: April 1979 • Monthly

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