Hydrogen transfer reaction of biomass derivate catalyzed by iridium (I) complexes containing PN and PNP ligands using formic acid as hydrogen source

Key Points

• Hydrogen transfer efficiently occurs through iridium complexes using biomass derivatives and formic acid as the hydrogen source.
• Key evidence shows over 90% conversion rates in hydrogen transfer reactions, indicating high activity and efficiency.
• Analysis of biomass derivatives in catalysis highlights the roles of PN and PNP ligands, enhancing reaction efficiency under specific conditions.
• The findings support the potential use of biomass in renewable energy applications, promoting green chemistry initiatives.