A Mechanistic Perspective on the Mechanochemical Method To Reduce Carbonyl Groups with Stainless Steel and Water
A Mechanistic Perspective on the Mechanochemical Method To Reduce Carbonyl Groups with Stainless Steel and Water
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不锈钢和水机械化学法还原羰基的机理视角
DOI:
10.1002/ejoc.202300149
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Haley, Rebecca A.
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作者:
Mokhtar, Mennatullah M.;Andersen, Joel M.;Kister, Ethan A.;Hopkins, Jordan X.;Estier, Tom;Hamilton, Fiona;Guan, Hairong;Mack, James;Haley, Rebecca A.
Mechanochemistry through high‐speed ball milling has become an increasingly popular method for performing organic transformations. This newfound interest in high‐speed ball milling is in part driven by the benefit of performing reactions in the absence of solvent. Mechanochemical reactions are often conducted in stainless‐steel vials with stainless‐steel balls. Since stainless steel is made of several readily oxidizable metals (Fe, Cr, and Ni), reduction reactions using water as a hydrogen source were explored using a temperature‐controlled mixer mill. Mechanistic studies suggest that the reduction proceeds via a single electron transfer (SET) pathway, with iron and nickel being essential components for the reaction.