Angewandte Chemie International Edition· 2017Q1
Synthetic Organic Electrochemistry: Calling All Engineers
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Short summary
Organic electrochemistry, a simple method for altering redox states, remains underutilized in mainstream synthesis due to engineering challenges in instrument design.
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Key points
- Electrochemistry is a fundamental method for changing the redox states of organic molecules.
- Despite its promise, organic electrochemistry has not achieved widespread use in synthesis.
- The primary barrier to adoption is the lack of suitable engineering solutions for instrument design.
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Abstract
Unmet potential: Electrochemistry is the most simple and basic way of altering the redox-states of organic molecules. Despite extensive studies and its demonstrated promise, it has yet to take off in mainstream synthesis. The reason is due to engineering challenges in instrument design.
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