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May 17, 2026Environmental Science & Technology0 citations

Efficient Cleavage of C–F Bond via Bridging Hydroxyl Group for FVOCs Hydrolysis–Oxidation

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XYXiaohui YuNLNan LiuQSQinpei Sun

Key Points

  • This research aims to explore methods for efficiently cleaving C–F bonds through a bridging hydroxyl group to enhance hydrolysis and oxidation processes.
  • Utilized high-concentration oxygen vacancies between W and Mo atoms for catalytic reactions.
  • Investigated the efficiency of the catalytic process in breaking C–F bonds.
  • Developed and tested atomic cluster catalysts for environmental applications.
  • Demonstrated efficient cleavage of C–F bonds with a significant reduction in reaction time.
  • Achieved a higher yield of hydrolysis and oxidation products compared to traditional methods.

Abstract

O at high-concentration oxygen vacancies between neighboring W and Mo atoms. This work opens a promising pathway for developing robust atomic cluster catalysts for environmental catalysis.

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Yu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a095bba7880e6d24efe18b1https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.est.6c02779
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