https://www.selleckchem.com/HSP-90.html
Carbon-based single-atom catalysts (CSACs) have recently received extensive attention in catalysis research. However, the preparation process of CSACs involves a high-temperature treatment, during which metal atoms are mobile and aggregated into nanoparticles, detrimental to the catalytic performance. Herein, an ion-imprinting derived strategy is proposed to synthesize CSACs, in which isolated metal-nitrogen-carbon (Me-N4 -Cx ) moiety covalently binds oxygen atoms in Si-based molecular sieve frameworks. Such a feature makes Me-N4 -Cx moiety well
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