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https://doi.org/10.1039/c3cc49239g
Copy DOIJournal: Chemical Communications | Publication Date: Jan 1, 2014 |
Citations: 18 |
We show here a new reaction between lead(II) oxide and formaldehyde aqueous solution, which has been overlooked all along. The special structure of the new substance (PbCH2O2) and the DFT calculations suggest a diol-mechanism, which not only informs people about the corrosive nature of HCHO toward Pb and PbO, but also leads us to discover some new reactions between a variety of vicinal diol-type molecules and PbO. The reaction is further highlighted because of its potential application in detection and treatment of formaldehyde-containing wastewaters.
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