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Polymer Bound Phenylalanine Salicylaldehyde Schiff-base Complex Catalyst for oxidation of cyclohexene with molecular oxygen

Zhao Xiao-jun

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The catalytic oxidation for cyclohexene with polymer bound phenylalanine salicylaldehyde schiff-base complexes(PS-SalPhe-M) was investigated in this paper,a detailed study on the oxidation of cyclohexene with PS-SalPhe-Co was made,the appropriate reaction conditions were discussed carefully and found.

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The catalytic oxidation for cyclohexene with polymer bound phenylalanine salicylaldehyde schiff-base complexes(PS-SalPhe-M) was investigated in this paper,a detailed study on the oxidation of cyclohexene with PS-SalPhe-Co was made,the appropriate reaction conditions were discussed carefully and found.

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The catalytic oxidation for cyclohexene with polymer bound phenylalanine salicylaldehyde schiff-base complexes(PS-SalPhe-M) was investigated in this paper,a detailed study on the oxidation of cyclohexene with PS-SalPhe-Co was made,the appropriate reaction conditions were discussed carefully and found.

Key concepts: Salicylaldehyde, Cyclohexene, Schiff base, Catalysis, Chemistry, Phenylalanine, Polymer chemistry, Polymer

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