Towards a sustainable electrochemical activation for recycling CO2: synthesis of bis-O-alkylcarbamates from aliphatic and benzyl diamines

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Publication Date 2017-08-29
DOI 10.1039/C7RE00101K
Impact Factor 4.239
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Gianpiero Forte, Isabella Chiarotto, Frank Richter, Vinh Trieu, Marta Feroci


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Abstract

Carboxylation of aliphatic and benzyl diamines with electrochemically activated CO2 led to the synthesis of bis-O-alkyl carbamates in high yields. Reaction conditions, including the geometry of the electrochemical cell, were discussed and optimized. This resulted in a significant reduction of unwanted material associated with the reaction, overcoming the economic and environmental restrictions to its application on large scale.

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