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A spatially decoupled Fe-Mo dual-site nanoconfined catalyst (FeMo-NC) reduces the C–H bond dissociation barrier by 18.3% and enables controlled phenol oligomerization.
- Why it matters: Precise polymer synthesis from aquatic phenolic pollutants is limited by difficulty controlling molecular weight and dispersity during peroxymonosulfate-driven transformations.
- What they did: FeMo-NC enhances peroxymonosulfate activation and proton-coupled electron transfer, and pore-size tuning confines polymer growth to achieve molecular weights of 418–1142 g·mol−1 with PDI < 1.2.
- The result: Compared with conventional Fe3O4/PMS, PMS consumption drops by 96.7%, and FeMo-NC/ceramic membrane removes 100% PhOH over continuous operation beyond 144 h.
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