Corma Canós, AvelinoOrozco Arboleda, Lina MarcelaRenz, Michael2017-10-032017-10-0320131144-0546https://riunet.upv.es/handle/10251/88499[EN] Zirconium Lewis acid sites grafted onto a mesoporous silicate (MCM-41) and zirconium sites incorporated into inorganic-organic MOF materials are employed successfully in the rearrangement of beta-pinene epoxide into myrtanal, which is a relevant compound for the fragrance industry. The materials are characterized and the strength of the active sites is evaluated by in situ IR spectroscopy with cyclohexanone as a probe molecule. It is shown that besides isolated zirconium sites, zirconium-oxygen-zirconium species might also be active species for the rearrangement.Reserva de todos los derechosMEERWEIN-PONNDORF-VERLEYBAEYER-VILLIGER OXIDATIONSMETAL-ORGANIC FRAMEWORKSLEWIS-ACID CATALYSTSBETA ZEOLITESN-BETAHETEROGENEOUS CATALYSTSSELECTIVE CATALYSTCARBONYL-COMPOUNDSWATERQUIMICA INORGANICAQUIMICA ORGANICAFrom MOFs to zeolites: zirconium for epoxide rearrangementArtículo10.1039/c3nj00551hCerrado1369-9261