Direct methylidenation of carbonyl compounds represents an appealing route to terminal alkenes. Existing methods for this transformation typically rely on stoichiometric phosphorus ylides (methylene Wittig) or organotitanium complexes (Tebbe or Petasis reagents). Here, we report a Cp2TiCl2-catalyzed method that uses...
Jie-Ping Chen, Shannon S. Stahl· ACS Catalysis· 0 citations
The pulp and paper industry produces large volumes of condensed kraft lignin, which is challenging to convert to single chemical products. For this purpose, tandem chemical depolymerization and bioconversion to a single atom-efficient product is a potentially promising strategy. In this study, we conducted copper-catal...
Kathryn M. Mains, Dillon T. Hofsommer, Michael A. Gapuz et al.· bioRxiv· 1 citation
Lignin has potential as a sustainable feedstock to replace fossil fuels in chemical manufacturing. The coupling of chemical fractionation and biocatalysis has emerged as a promising technology to realize this potential. In this process, chemocatalytic fractionation of biomass or lignin yields heterogeneous mixtures of...
Anne T. Lalande, Logan D. Robeck, Dillon T. Hofsommer et al.· Metabolic Engineering· 1 citation
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