Brett R. Bodsgard, Judith N. Burstyn
Abstract
Copper(II) triazacyclononane, a catalyst for the hydrolysis of phosphate esters, has been covalently immobilized onto a silica surface and the resulting compound is a robust material that can effect heterogeneous phosphodiester hydrolysis.
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Copper(II) triazacyclononane, a catalyst for the hydrolysis of phosphate esters, has been covalently immobilized onto a silica surface and the resulting compound is a robust material that can effect heterogeneous phosphodiester hydrolysis.
Key concepts: Phosphodiester bond, Hydrolysis, Copper, Chemistry, Covalent bond, Phosphate, Catalysis, Organic chemistry