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Translating a homogenous catalyst into a heterogeneous catalyst requires a fundamental understanding of how the catalyst ?fits? into the zeolite and how the reaction is influenced. Previous studies of bimetallic catalyst design identified a potent copper homobinuclear catalyst, [(L)Cu2(H)]+ for the selective decomposition of formic acid. Here, a close interplay between theory and experiment shows how to preserve this selective reactivity within zeolites. Gas-phase experiments and DFT calculations showed that switching from 1,1-bis(diphenylphosphino)-methane ligand to the 1,8-naphthyridine ligand produced an equally potent catalyst. DFT calculations show that this new catalyst neatly fits into a zeolite which does not perturb reactivity, thus providing a unique example on how ?heterogenization? of a homogenous catalyst for the selective catalysed extrusion of carbon dioxide from formic acid can be achieved, with important application in hydrogen storage and in situ generation of H2.
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