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Temperature-programmed desorption experiments in two modalities, namely, using linear temperature ramping TPD and under isothermal conditions IsoTPD , were performed to characterize the chemical reaction between cinnamaldehyde and hydrogen on Cu single-crystal surfaces. It was found that hydrogenation can only take place if atomic hydrogen is used, as reactivity with H 2 was not detectable, and that it occurs selectively at the carbonyl moiety to produce the cinnamyl alcohol, the desired product.
That molecule accounts for more than two-thirds of all the products, with the rest corresponding to the more extensively hydrogenated hydrocinnamyl alcohol.
The same chemistry was observed on clean and oxygen-pretreated surfaces, indicating that the oxidation state of the Cu atoms may not be significant in determining selectivity for this conversion. Also, both types of experiments, TPD and IsoTPD, led to the same results, an observation that points to a Langmuir—Hinshelwood mechanism between two adsorbed species the unsaturated aldehyde and atomic hydrogen.
These results provide molecular-level confirmation of the intrinsic hydrogenation selectivity of Cu surfaces in single-atom alloy catalysts. Why is cis—trans isomerism common in alkenes? Which complex ion geometry has the potential to exhibit cis— trans isomerism: linear, tetrahedral, square planar, octahedral?
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I named that compound as cis and it should be trans. The I atoms are on opposite sides and that's trans, not cis. I am really having a hard time with this question. Which of these compounds will exhibit optical isomerism? Show why. Consider the isomerization equlibria of an alkene C4H8 that co-exists as three isomers. In the reaction of a diene, can a s-trans conformation diene and a s-trans conformation dienophile react? I am having some problems finding the answer to this on the net or in my textbook.
I know that a s-trans diene cannot react with a s-cis dienophile. I had posted this question yesterday morning at am. Any possibility someone can help?
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