Abstract
Immobilization of a platinum catalyst was carried out on the basis of the polymer
incarcerated (PI) method. The PI platinum catalyst thus prepared showed high activity
in hydrosilylation, and recovery and reuse of the catalyst were attained without loss
of activity. Application of this catalyst to hydrogenation is also reported.
Key words
immobilization - platinum - polymer - hydrosilylation - hydrogenation
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