Direct functionalization of saturated C–H bonds by metalloporphyrin catalysts is among the topical and challenging areas within the chemical industry and synthetic chemistry. In this work, supported CoD( p -Cl)PPCl metalloporphyrin catalysts were prepared and characterized. It has been found that the CoD( p -Cl)PPCl/ZnO catalyst shows better catalytic activity than the supported catalyst (ZrO 2, MCM-41, kaolin, Zr(OH) 2, and boehmite (BM)) in cyclohexane oxidation with dioxygen. The effects of the reaction pressure, reaction temperature, and reaction time on the catalytic activity were considered by the supported CoD( p -Cl)PPCl/ZnO catalyst. The CoD( p -Cl)PPCl/ZnO catalyst can be facilely recovered and was recycled up to seven times without a significant decrease in catalytic performance. The average cyclohexane conversion and selectivity to KA oil are 10.98% and 84.34%, respectively, and the turnover number is 2.10 × 10 7 .
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