In situFTIR studies on the electrochemical reduction of halogenated phenols
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Electrochemical reduction of a variety of mono- and di- chloro- and bromo- phenols at a palladised titanium electrode afforded phenolate in all cases according to in situ FTIR studies, with the same intermediate species being observed in some cases.
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