Jonas Mortier, Christian V. Stevens and Thomas S. A. Heugebaert
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Electrochemical hydrocarboxylation of styrene with CO2 in continuous flow†
This study demonstrates the advantages of an electrochemical continuous flow cell regarding the β-hydrocarboxylation of styrene. An efficient continuous flow method was developed, obtaining high yields of carboxylic acid with a very low residence time, however still maintaining high selectivity.
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