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February 27, 2013Chemistry of Materials142 citationsOpen Access

Synthesis of Structured Porous Polymers with Acid and Basic Sites and Their Catalytic Application in Cascade-Type Reactions

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EMEstı́baliz MerinoEVEster Verde‐SestoEMEva M. Maya

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We described the use of one porous polymeric aromatic framework ( PPAF ) with a 9,9′-spiro-bisfluorene unit as a support in heterogeneous catalysis. The material was functionalized with acid and base active sites and used as a bifunctional catalyst in a model cascade reaction. This catalyst was recycled up to eight times with only a small loss of activity.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8d184ed34831cc2b09a098https://doi.org/10.1021/cm400123d
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