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Hydrogenolysis of Carboxylic Ortho Esters

The Journal of Organic Chemistry, 2022
It is demonstrated for the first time that carboxylic ortho esters may be reduced to acetals using hydrogen as the reducing agent. Hydrogenolysis was performed under mild conditions over commercially available hydrogenation catalysts (5% Pd/C and 5% Pt/C).
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Highly Chemoselective Hydrogenolysis of Iodoarenes

The Journal of Organic Chemistry, 2002
The catalytic hydrodehalogenation reaction using molecular hydrogen and Pd/C has been revisited. It is shown that the speed of removal of halogen increases with increasing electronegativity I < Br < Cl. Nevertheless, selective dehydrohalogenation in compounds containing other reducible functions can be achieved only with iodine and not with bromine or ...
Nicolas, Faucher   +5 more
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Hydrogenolysis of methyltetrahydrofurane on platinum

Applied Catalysis, 1984
Abstract The hydrogenolysis of methyltetrahydrofuran on supported platinum of high and low dispersion (EUROPT-1 and sintered EUROPT-1) as well as on platinum black was studied in a flow reactor. Based on the variation of activity and selectivity with time on stream, space velocity and temperature, the different behaviour of the three catalysts is ...
U. Gennari, R. Kramer, H.L. Gruber
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Hydrogenolysis

2008
M. G. Moloney, M. Yaqoob
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Hydrogenolysis of Cyclopropanes

1976
The cyclopropane ring is generally rather stable to hydrogenolysis and hydrogenolytic fission of cyclopropanes by heterogeneous catalysis is commonly found to be quite slow. Cyclopropanes are equally stable towards homogeneously catalysed hydrogenolysis, and in the studies so far reported cyclopropane hydrogenolysis by homogeneous catalysis is observed
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Hydrogenolysis

1999
Gerard V. Smith, Ferenc Notheisz
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