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This project aims to develop sustainable chemical processes for converting n-alkanes into alcohols using green oxidants. It focuses on creating artificial metalloenzymes to enhance selectivity and efficiency in chemical reactions, reducing waste and energy consumption.
One of the major challenges facing the chemical industries is the sustainable production of chemicals from natural resources.
The challenge includes making sure that chemical processes are as ‘green’ and economical as possible, and that sustainable and abundant resources are used where possible.
One type of reaction that lends itself to sustainable processes is the direct functionalization of C-H to C-X (X = O, N, C) bonds, as it generates far less chemical waste and leads to tremendous reductio…
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