Alkene reactions with superoxide radical anions in flow electrochemistry
Rojan Alia, Tuhin Patraa and Thomas Wirtha
- aSchool of Chemistry, Cardiff University, Park Place, Main Building, Cardiff CF10 3AT (UK)
Read the publication that featured this abstractAlkenes were cleaved to ketones by using dioxygen in a flow electrochemical set-up. The pressurised system allowed efficient gas-liquid mixing with a stabilised flow. This mild and straightforward approach avoids the use of transition metals and harsh oxidants.
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