November 23, 2021Green Chemistry66 citations

In situsynthesis of pyridinium-based ionic porous organic polymers with hydroxide anions and pyridinyl radicals for halogen-free catalytic fixation of atmospheric CO2

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Pyridinium-based ionic porous organic polymers with hydroxide anions and pyridinyl radicals were in situ constructed for halogen-free catalytic CO 2 fixation.

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