Chisa Takahara, Suzuka Iwasaki, Yusuke Miyake, T. Yumura, Hiroaki Imoto, K. Naka
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The incorporation of heteroatoms serves as a potent tool for the development of advanced materials, and arsenic (As) has recently become increasingly popular in the field of conjugated molecules. However, the potential toxicity of As-containing materials upon disposal remains a concern. In this study, we propose a chemical recycling approach for the As in arsoles. The oxidative ring-opening reaction of arsoles proceeds efficiently under ultraviolet irradiation, leading to the production of phenylarsonic acid, a precursor of arsoles.
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