“…In classical synthetic laboratory procedures, permanganate or dichromate has been used preferably as stoichiometric oxidant for oxidation reaction. Normally, titanium substituted silicates are usually thought to catalyze ring hydroxylation of arenes, and substitution of vanadium [8][9][10][11][12], tin [13][14][15][16], chromium [17][18][19] into zeolite and aluminophosphate structures favor side chain oxidation. Most notably, chromium substituted aluminophosphate, Cr-APO-5, catalyzes the formation of ketones from alkyl arenes with TBHP as oxidant in moderate yields with good selectivity greater than 90% [19][20].…”