Table 1 Exploration of optimal conditions for one-pot tandem DKR catalysis with Pd@C-Cage-CALB catalyst, and the comparison of catalytic activities of different catalystsa

From: Ionic organic cage as a versatile platform for immobilizing chemical and enzymatic sites for chemoenzymatic catalysis

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Entry

Catalyst

Time (h)

Yield (%)b

e.e. (%)

Specific activity (U/mg)e

1

Pd@C-Cage-CALB

0.5

47.15

99

2.40

2

Pd@C-Cage-CALB

1

61.66

99

-

3

Pd@C-Cage-CALB

2

95.35

99

-

4

Pd@C-Cage-CALB

2.5

>99

99

-

5

Pd/C + Novozym 435

2.5

9.02

99

0.24

6

Physical mixture of Pd@C-Cage+ + CALBc

2.5

37.69

99

0.92

7

Physical mixture of Pd@C-Cage+ + C-Cage-CALBd

2.5

48.49

99

1.25

8

Pd1/C-Cage-CALB

2.5

31.07

99

0.87

9

Pd2/C-Cage-CALB

2.5

28.27

99

0.89

10

Pd/CALB

2.5

2.41

99

0.11

  1. aReaction conditions: 0.2 mmol of A, 0.5 mmol of B, 3 mg of Catalyst (1.31 mg of CALB) 60 °C, 1 atm H2, and 3 mL of toluene.
  2. bReaction products were analyzed and identified by LC and 1H NMR.
  3. c, dThe counteranion for Pd@C-Cage+ is Cl.
  4. e \({{{\rm{Specific\; Activity}}}}=\frac{{\Delta n}_{{product}}}{{\Delta {t}\times m}_{{CALB}}}{\Delta n}_{{product}}\) represents the mole amount of product generated within 30 minutes. \(\Delta t\) represents the time required for the reaction to proceed at a linear rate, which in this reaction is 30 minutes. \({m}_{{CALB}}\) represents the mass of CALB. Here, 1 U is defined as the amount of CALB required to catalyze the conversion of 1 μmol of substrate per minute under the specified conditions.