Catalytic study reveals that transition metal oleates elevate electron density on platinum nanocatalysts, suggesting a viable strategy for selective unsaturated aldehyde hydrogenation.
partially oxidized transition surface metals). Our results indicate that CO groups prefer to bind to negatively charged surfaces. We propose the explanation on how the adsorption of transition metal oleates can result in the increased electron density at the surface of Pt nanoparticles. Our study not only provides reliable solutions to selective hydrogenation but opens a new possibility of using metal oleates for the electronic ligand effect.
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