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Abstract
Two copper phyllosilicates were prepared via co-precipitation accompanied by hydrothermal treatment at pH constant. The obtained materials were physically characterized by XRD, H2-TPR, TEM, BET and XPS techniques. The results indicated that Cu(II) ions were successfully intercalated into the phyllosilicate framework at a low Cu/Si molar ratio. The obtained solid possesses a layered structure, a high surface area, and a more reducibility. The synthesized materials were tested for the liquid oxidation of benzyl alcohol at mild conditions. It was found that the intra-lattice Cu2+ ions are more active than the extra-ones in the oxidation of benzyl alcohol. The oxidation proceeds through the radical mechanism, and the overall conversion of benzyl alcohol obtained approximately 45–50% with a major product of benzaldehyde.
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