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We report an efficient and controllable route to prepare magnetic tubular nanoreactors composed of a mesoporous SiO₂ shell with iron-noble metal nanoparticles inside. The key of this method is to design and fabricate Fe nanoparticles encapsulated in a mesoporous SiO₂ shell. Making use of a galvanic replacement reaction between Fe and noble metal ions, all of the noble metal nanoparticles are loaded inside the mesoporous SiO₂ shell, and thus nanoreactors are formed. Taking Pd as an example, the prepared Pd-Fe@meso-SiO₂ tubular nanoreactor exhibits a high catalytic activity and excellent reusability for styrene hydrogenation under mild conditions. This study provides a facile route to fabricate magnetic nanoreactors with enhanced catalytic properties.
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