The fixation of CO2 by epoxides over nickel-pyrazolate-based metal–organic frameworks
Zheng WangQianjie XieYajun WangYu ShuCong LiYehua Shen
Abstract
Ni-based MOFs with Lewis acid sites was developed for CO2 fixation with epoxides into cyclic carbonates, and a comparative study shows that the density and accessibility of the Lewis acid sites in the MOFs greatly influence the catalytic performance.
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