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2018

Electrochemical Amination of Chlorobenzene in Aqueous-Organic Solutions of Sulfuric Acid


Yu. A. LisitsynYu. A. Lisitsyn, A. V. SukhovA. V. Sukhov
Russian Journal of Electrochemistry
https://doi.org/10.1134/S1023193518130268
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The process of electrochemical amination of chlorobenzene using hydroxylamine and the Ti(IV)/Ti(III) mediator system is studied in aqueous solutions of 6–16 M sulfuric acid containing acetic acid or acetonitrile. The substitution products in these media are isomeric chloroanilines and chlorophenylenediamines, with the exception of 5-chloro-1,3-isomer, phenylenediamines, and aniline. The overall current efficiency of amino compounds corresponding under the experimental conditions to the efficiency by hydroxylamine can reach 71%. Para- and ortho-chloroanilines are obtained in 6 M sulfuric acid and 11.1 M acetic acid with the weight fraction and current efficiency of 97 and 51%, respectively.

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  • Butlerov Chemical Institute, Kazan (Volga) Federal University, Kazan, 420008, RussiaYu. A. Lisitsyn & A. V. Sukhov
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