| Porous organic polymers have attracted more attention due to their unique cavity structure,high specific surface area and excellent thermal stability.In addition,porous organic polymer is used as a carrier to support metals to participate in heterogeneous catalytic reactions,which can play a role in the recovery and recycling of precious metals.In this paper,a series of heterogeneous catalysts supported by porous organic polymers have been designed and synthesized for N-formylation and alkyne oxidation reaction.Firstly,we reported a series of pyridine-doped PPh3-based POPs(POPs-Py&PPh3)including different molar ratios of PPh3and pyridine moieties.After treatment of the copolymers with Ru Cl3,the corresponding porous organic polymer supported ruthenium catalysts(Ru/POPs-Py&PPh3)were synthesized.Confirmed by experimental comparison,the ratio of monomer polymerization has an impact on the reaction,and the porous organic polymer supported ruthenium catalyst(Ru/POP3-Py&PPh3)showed the best catalytic activity in the N-formylation of amines with CO2/H2.Various primary and secondary amines are amenable to the procedure,affording the corresponding formamides in good yields and excellent recyclability under relatively mild reaction conditions.Porous organic polymer-supported ruthenium catalysts showed high catalytic activity with TON values of 710 and good yields(55–95%).The heterogeneous catalyst can be easily separated from the reaction system and reused for at least eight cycles in the N-formylation.Secondly,through the self-polymerization of tris(4-vinyl)triphenylphosphine monomer,a porous organic polymer(POP-PPh3)was generated.POP-POPh3was prepared via oxygenation of POP-PPh3with hydrogen peroxide.Subsequent treatment of the copolymer with Pd Cl2and Cu Br2readily furnished Pd&Cu/POP-POPh3,which was successfully used in the oxidation of the alkynes affording the 1,2-diketones.Confirmed by experiment,the heterogeneous catalyst showed high catalytic activity and good yields(76-99%)with wide substrate compatibility.In the process of cyclic reaction,the catalyst can still remain catalytic activity after simple separation and at least six cycles in the alkyne oxidation reaction. |