cyclic (alkyl)(amino)carbenes (CAACs) have been widely used as ligands to enhance the catalytic reactivity of center metal
but the problem of recycling this expensive ligand remains to be solved. In this work
the heterogeneous SBA-15-CAAC-Ir catalyst was prepared by a covalent attachment method
and using SBA-15 as the carrier. It shows high reactivity for the hydrogenation of CO
2
to formate. After immobilization
the ordered mesoporous structure and the overall rod-like morphology of the original SBA-15 have been preserved very well. Using SBA-15-CAAC-Ir as catalyst
up to 21050 TON can be obtained at 60 ℃. In addition
the catalyst can be separated easily by centrifugation
and the catalytic activity of SBA-15-CAAC-Ir can still remain very high after multiple cycles.
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