Efficient selective Hydrodeoxygenation of Lignin-Derived Vanillin over Glucose-derived N-doped carbon-Encapsulated Cobalt Catalyst

Mingqin Xue; Fei Ge; Yuhao Shi; Xiaohui Yang; Jianchun Jiang; Minghao Zhou

doi:10.1039/d6re00173d

January 1, 2026Reaction Chemistry & Engineering

Efficient selective Hydrodeoxygenation of Lignin-Derived Vanillin over Glucose-derived N-doped carbon-Encapsulated Cobalt Catalyst

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Key Points

The aim is to improve the hydrodeoxygenation process for converting lignin-derived compounds into useful products using a non-noble metal catalyst.
Utilized an urchin-like N-doped carbon-encapsulated cobalt catalyst for the process.
Evaluated the efficiency of the catalytic transfer hydrodeoxygenation method for lignin conversion.
Achieved significant conversion rates of lignin-derived vanillin using the developed catalyst.
Demonstrated improved selectivity for desirable products compared to traditional noble metal catalysts.

Implication

Demonstrates effective catalyst for upgrading lignin-derived vanillin, indicating a new approach for renewable fuels.

Abstract

Catalytic transfer hydrodeoxygenation (CTHDO) has become an attractive method for upgrading lignin to fuels and valuable chemicals, and developing non-noble metal catalysts is the key step. Herein, the urchin-like N-doped...

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Efficient selective Hydrodeoxygenation of Lignin-Derived Vanillin over Glucose-derived N-doped carbon-Encapsulated Cobalt Catalyst

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Efficient selective Hydrodeoxygenation of Lignin-Derived Vanillin over Glucose-derived N-doped carbon-Encapsulated Cobalt Catalyst

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

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Cite This Study

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