The Electrolytic Reduction of Acetophenone in Alkaline Solution

Swann, Sherlock; Ambrose, P. E.; Dale, R. C.; Rowe, R.C.; Ward, H. M.; Kerfman, H. D.; Axelrod, Pfc. Sydney

doi:10.1149/1.3071597

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“…at 4). Electrolysis on the plateau of the first wave usually affords the pinacol while reduction on the second plateau produces the alcohol [15]. This suggests the mechanism as predicted in Sch.…”

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ECO-Friendly Synthesis of Alcohols by Microbial and Electrochemical Techniques

2018

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:The reduction of Benzophenone and o-hydroxyacetophenone was carried out via microorganism i.e. Baker's Yeast in free as well as in immobilized forms and electrochemical method. These reduction processes were investigated to explore the alternative eco-friendly routes for the synthesis of alcohols. The products obtained after completion of reaction were isolated, purified and characterized by combined application of chromatography including HPLC and spectroscopic techniques.

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confidence: 58%

ECO-Friendly Synthesis of Alcohols by Microbial and Electrochemical Techniques

2018

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“…Swarm and associates ( 22), ( 23), ( 24), ( 25), (26), and ( 27) have recognized the importance of crystal structure on the results of electro-organic oxidation and reduction at the surface of metal in the as-cast, as-machined, as-annealed, and as-electrodeposited condition.…”

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