1910
DOI: 10.1002/bbpc.19100160102
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Zur Kenntnis der Elektrolyse des Traubenzuckers, Glyzerins und Glykols

Abstract: itersuchungen iiber die Spaltung des Traubenzuckers unter dem Einflufl oxydierender und reduzierender Agenzien machten es wnnschenswert , auch das kathodische und anodische Verhalten des Zuckers und einiger ihm nahestehender Substanzen bei der Elektrolyse kennen zu lernen. Obgleich mehrere Arbeiten hierober ausgefnhrt sind, ist der Gegenstand noch keineswegs erschopfend behandelt. Die grofle Empfindlichkeit des Zuckermolekiils ist die Veranlassung, dafl sich die Resultate mit wechselnden Versuchsbedingungen du… Show more

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“…Amongst the electrosynthesis reports of the transformation of monosaccharides, d-glucose was the most widely investigated because it is one of the most abundant bio-based chemicals, and it can be converted to a variety of commodity chemicals [35,37]. In 1910, Lob described one of the first electrochemical oxidation of d-glucose, in sulfuric acid, with a lead anode and a platinum cathode [38]. The various products obtained were d-arabinonic acid and d-glucaric acid, as well as some fragmentation by products such as d-arabinose and formaldehyde.…”
Section: Monosaccharidesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Amongst the electrosynthesis reports of the transformation of monosaccharides, d-glucose was the most widely investigated because it is one of the most abundant bio-based chemicals, and it can be converted to a variety of commodity chemicals [35,37]. In 1910, Lob described one of the first electrochemical oxidation of d-glucose, in sulfuric acid, with a lead anode and a platinum cathode [38]. The various products obtained were d-arabinonic acid and d-glucaric acid, as well as some fragmentation by products such as d-arabinose and formaldehyde.…”
Section: Monosaccharidesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The clear trend was that a basic pH is beneficial to the oxidation of glucose, demonstrating the important role played by the base in such transformation. With the optimal reaction conditions in hand, it was possible for the authors to attempt a preparative TEMPO mediated electrochemical oxidation of glucose, targeting glucaric acid (38) as the main product. The first attempts in undivided cells showed significant limitation due to a lack of control over the parameters of the reaction.…”
Section: Monosaccharidesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Thus, polysaccharides and proteins may be depolymerized, and the mono~z~ers degraded to lower molecular weight products (1,14,(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%