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ANODIC OXIDATION OF MALIC ACID

Stanciu et al.

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Stanciu G
Ungureanu E
Stan R
Militaru A
Rosca S

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Malic anodic oxidation has been performed in a selective way leading to succinaldehyde (and derivatives). The oxidation mechanism (in galvanostatic conditions and partial neutralisation of the acid) has been established according to structural analysis of products …
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