“…The surface morphology of pure PMA, CS, and prepared IMID@PMA@CS catalyst was accurately determined using the SEM technique. Figure a shows the morphology of pure PMA with a rugged surface and the Figure b presented very smooth layers of CS polymer before immobilization . After immobilization of modified IMID@PMA clusters on CS, the morphology of the inorganic–organic hybrid IMID@PMA@CS nanocomposite demonstrated that entangled small flat particles (Figure c), which is in good agreement with the results of XRD analysis (Figure d).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 83%
“…This shifts an evidence for the intermolecular electronic interactions between PMA, IMID, and CS. The absorption peak of pure chitosan is lower than 300 nm due the absence of conjugated double bonds in the molecules . Also, the pure IMID does not show any electronic transition in the UV–vis region.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…For sulfur elimination from model at the same temperature, oxidation reactivity was in the order of DBT > BT > Th due to the much lower electron density of sulfur atom in Th compared with those in DBT and BT. In other words, the oxidation efficiency of sulfur containing compounds increased with the increase of the aromatic p‐electron density . The influence of various time and temperature condition on desulfurization system of model and real gasoline were reported in Figure .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Recently, the surface modification of POM supported catalysts with hydrophilic and hydrophobic functional groups has proved to be an effective solution to form amphiphilic solid POM catalysts, which can be utilized in heterogeneous catalysis, allowing facile separation and recycling after operation . In continuation of our group researches on the synthesis and application of POM in organic reaction, we report the applicability of IMID@PMA@CS for efficient desulfurization of gasoline to preparation of clean fuels . In this study, the new class of phase transfer‐type nanocatalyst (IMID@PMA@CS) was synthesized and its catalytic activity in sulfur oxidation treatments evaluated.…”
“…The surface morphology of pure PMA, CS, and prepared IMID@PMA@CS catalyst was accurately determined using the SEM technique. Figure a shows the morphology of pure PMA with a rugged surface and the Figure b presented very smooth layers of CS polymer before immobilization . After immobilization of modified IMID@PMA clusters on CS, the morphology of the inorganic–organic hybrid IMID@PMA@CS nanocomposite demonstrated that entangled small flat particles (Figure c), which is in good agreement with the results of XRD analysis (Figure d).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 83%
“…This shifts an evidence for the intermolecular electronic interactions between PMA, IMID, and CS. The absorption peak of pure chitosan is lower than 300 nm due the absence of conjugated double bonds in the molecules . Also, the pure IMID does not show any electronic transition in the UV–vis region.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…For sulfur elimination from model at the same temperature, oxidation reactivity was in the order of DBT > BT > Th due to the much lower electron density of sulfur atom in Th compared with those in DBT and BT. In other words, the oxidation efficiency of sulfur containing compounds increased with the increase of the aromatic p‐electron density . The influence of various time and temperature condition on desulfurization system of model and real gasoline were reported in Figure .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Recently, the surface modification of POM supported catalysts with hydrophilic and hydrophobic functional groups has proved to be an effective solution to form amphiphilic solid POM catalysts, which can be utilized in heterogeneous catalysis, allowing facile separation and recycling after operation . In continuation of our group researches on the synthesis and application of POM in organic reaction, we report the applicability of IMID@PMA@CS for efficient desulfurization of gasoline to preparation of clean fuels . In this study, the new class of phase transfer‐type nanocatalyst (IMID@PMA@CS) was synthesized and its catalytic activity in sulfur oxidation treatments evaluated.…”
“…These electrophilic intermediate species (abbreviated M(O 2 )) were formed by the reaction of the peroxide oxygen in CH 3 COOH with terminal metal‐oxygen groups (M = O t ) in the structure of sandwich‐type POM. The sulfur atom of organic compounds, which is quite nucleophilic, can attack on M(O 2 ) species to produce the corresponding sulfoxide (RSO) and sulfones (RSO 2 ) . The reaction products accumulate in the water phase due to their nature of polarity, which can be considered to be a benefit for extracting by acetonitrile solvent …”
In this work, a new nanocatalyst, Fe2W18Fe4@NiO@CTS, was synthesized by the reaction of sandwich‐type polyoxometalate (Fe2W18Fe4), nickel oxide (NiO), and chitosan (CTS) via sol–gel method. The assembled nanocatalyst was systematically characterized by FT‐IR, UV–vis, XRD, SEM, and EDX analysis. The catalytic activity of Fe2W18Fe4@NiO@CTS was tested on oxidative desulfurization (ODS) of real gasoline and model fuels. The experimental results revealed that the levels of sulfur content and mercaptan compounds of gasoline were lowered with 97% efficiency. Also, the Fe2W18Fe4@NiO@CTS nanocatalyst demonstrated an outstanding catalytic performance for the oxidation of dibenzothiophene (DBT) in the model fuel. The major factors that influence the desulfurization efficiency and the kinetic study of the ODS reactions were fully detailed and discussed. The probable ODS pathway was proposed via the electrophilic mechanism on the basis of the electrophilic characteristic of the metal‐oxo‐peroxo intermediates. The prepared nanocatalyst could be reused for 5 successive runs without any appreciable loss in its catalytic activity. As a result, the current study suggested the potential application of the Fe2W18Fe4@NiO@CTS hybrid nanocatalyst as an ideal candidate for removal of sulfur compounds from fuel.
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