The selective hydrogenation reaction mechanisms (C=O addition mechanism
C=C addition mechanism
and 1
4-conjugate addition mechanism) of cinnamaldehyde over M13(M=Au
Pt) were investigated using density functional theory. The transition states of each elementary reaction step in selective hydrogenation of cinnamaldehyde were explored by the complete LST/QST method on the basis of optimized stable adsorption configurations
hence the activation energy and reaction heat were obtained. The calculation results showed that on Au13 cluster
cinnamaldehyde most likely follows 1
4-conjugate addition mechanism to produce very unstable ENOL
and tautomerizes to benzenepropanal(HCAL)
of which the total hydrogenation process is almost exothermic. However
on Pt13 cluster
it most likely follows the C=O addition mechanism to generate cinnamyl alcohol(COL) followed by further hydrogenation to saturated alcohols
of which the total hydrogenation process is almost endothermic.
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DU Zifu
XIE Xiaomi
ZHANG Mimi
LI Zuosi
WU Deyin
ZHOU Jianzhang
LI Rui
JIAN Xuan
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