Jan Schütz
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Catalysis Science & Technology | 2012
Mónica Carril; Philipp J. Altmann; Werner Bonrath; Thomas Netscher; Jan Schütz; Fritz E. Kühn
Vitamin E is an essential food component and antioxidant of major economic relevance. 2,3,5-Trimethyl-1,4-benzoquinone is a key intermediate in the production of vitamin E, which can now be selectively achieved through MTO-catalysed oxidation of simple and inexpensive pseudocumene (1,2,4-trimethylbenzene), in the presence of hydrogen peroxide and an appropriate amphiphile.
Catalysis Science & Technology | 2017
Anja C. Lindhorst; Jan Schütz; Thomas Netscher; Werner Bonrath; Fritz E. Kühn
An iron–NHC complex bearing a tetradentate bis(N-heterocyclic carbene) ligand is applied as catalyst for the oxidation of methyl substituted arene substrates. Using hydrogen peroxide as the oxidant p-xylene and pseudocumene are converted to the corresponding phenols and benzoquinones. The influence of various reaction parameters like temperature, catalyst loading, and oxidant concentration is investigated and kinetic experiments reveal that a temperature reduction leads to an increased catalyst lifetime. Furthermore, an interesting selectivity towards unexpected phenolic products resulting from a methyl shift reaction is observed.
Chemcatchem | 2016
Werner Bonrath; Yann Pressel; Jan Schütz; Erich Ferfecki; Klaus‐Dieter Topp
The aldol condensations of various aldehydes with ketones in the presence of anionic (basic) ion‐exchange resins have been investigated. Both batch and continuous modes were studied and compared for the reaction of citral (a mixture of geranial and neral) with acetone to give ψ‐ionone. Different reaction conditions were investigated, and the performances of five different ion‐exchange resins were compared. The most stable resins could be used for 10 cycles in batch mode or 1000 min in continuous mode without a significant loss in activity or selectivity.
Catalysis Science & Technology | 2012
Jan Schütz; Werner Bonrath
Timberone (1-(2,2,6-trimethylcyclohexyl)hexan-3-one), a compound interesting the fragrance industry, was synthesized in three steps, starting from readily available citral. All reaction steps could be catalyzed by heterogeneous catalysts in good selectivity.
Journal of Catalysis | 2011
Mónica Carril; Philipp J. Altmann; Markus Drees; Werner Bonrath; Thomas Netscher; Jan Schütz; Fritz E. Kühn
Archive | 2012
Christof Wehrli; Jan Schütz
Archive | 2010
Jan Schütz; Christof Wehrli
Catalysis Letters | 2016
Werner Bonrath; Anna Maria Cornelia Francisca Castelijns; Johannes G. de Vries; Rudolf Philippus Maria Guit; Jan Schütz; Natascha Sereinig; Henricus Wilhelmus Leonardus Marie Vaessen
Organic Process Research & Development | 2013
Ulla Letinois; Jan Schütz; Ralph Härter; Rinke Stoll; Florian Huffschmidt; Werner Bonrath; Reinhard Karge
Archive | 2010
Wolfgang F. Hölderich; Verena Ritzerfeld; Bernhard Markus Ernst Russbüldt; Erhard Henning Fleischhauer; Werner Bonrath; Reinhard Karge; Jan Schütz