A novel Kolbe reaction pathway for a selective one- and two-electron reduction of azo compounds
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Huifang-Jie Li, De-Hui Wang, Liang-Jun Zhou, Li Li, Xin Gan, Quan-Qing Xu, Hai-Bin Song
The selective one- and two-electron reduction of azo-pyridine and azo-1,8-naphthyridine with anionic CH3COO− by the Kolbe reaction has been established for the first time, and reaction mechanisms are presented.
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