Efficient Cleavage of C–F Bond via Bridging Hydroxyl Group for FVOCs Hydrolysis–Oxidation

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Bridging hydroxyl groups at high-concentration oxygen vacancies between neighboring tungsten and molybdenum atoms enable the efficient cleavage of C-F bonds for the hydrolysis-oxidation of fluorinated volatile organic compounds. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.NOVEL_FINDING. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.ESTABLISHES_NEW_DIRECTION.

Xiaohui Yu; Nan Liu; Qinpei Sun; Zhiquan Hou; Lu Wei; Ruyi Gao; Ying Feng; Yiwen Jia; Zexu Zhang; Zhenxia Zhao; Guangsheng Guo; D WANG; Hongxing Dai; Jiguang Deng; Yuxi Liu

doi:10.1021/acs.est.6c02779

May 14, 2026Environmental Science & Technology

Efficient Cleavage of C–F Bond via Bridging Hydroxyl Group for FVOCs Hydrolysis–Oxidation

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This research aims to explore methods for efficiently cleaving C–F bonds through a bridging hydroxyl group to enhance hydrolysis and oxidation processes.
Utilized high-concentration oxygen vacancies between W and Mo atoms for catalytic reactions.
Investigated the efficiency of the catalytic process in breaking C–F bonds.
Developed and tested atomic cluster catalysts for environmental applications.
Demonstrated efficient cleavage of C–F bonds with a significant reduction in reaction time.
Achieved a higher yield of hydrolysis and oxidation products compared to traditional methods.

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Demonstrates the oxidative cleavage of C–F bonds in environmental catalysts, suggesting new approaches for pollutant removal.

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