Engineering nickel catalysts achieves over 99.9% selectivity in halonitrobenzene hydrogenation, suggesting improved atom economy.
Durable Ni catalyst with atomic-sulfur critically stabilized thiolate adlayers achieves >99.9% selectivity in halonitrobenzene hydrogenation via upright adsorption, suppressing dehalogenation for minimal waste and high atom economy.
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