One-Step Construction of a Hollow Au@Bimetal-Organic Framework Core-Shell Catalytic Nanoreactor for Selective Alcohol Oxidation Reaction.
Nianqiao QinAn PanJun YuanFei KeXiaoyan WuJing ZhuJianqiang LiuJun-Fa ZhuPublished in: ACS applied materials & interfaces (2021)
Hollow core-shell catalytic nanoreactors have received tremendous attention due to their high mass transfer in catalysis applications. Herein, we present a novel type of well-arranged, hollow core-shell nanoreactors featured with a bimetallic porous Zn/Ni-MOF-2 shell and a tiny Au nanoparticle core. The well-designed hollow Au@Zn/Ni-MOF-2 nanoreactors were constructed through the strategy of a facile one step from a rare crystal-structure transformation without any additional template. These nanoreactors exhibit outstanding multifunctional catalysis for a broad range of alcohol oxidation under the green oxidant environment. Moreover, such hollow nanoreactors show excellent recyclability toward the selective alcohol oxidation. These findings might provide a promising platform for a general construct of various metal-organic framework-based hollow core-shell nanostructures and further highly augmented catalytic applications.