Replacing sulfuric acid with water in electrochemical metal-free mild aromatic C–H amidation: a direct route to N-phenylamides

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Replacing sulfuric acid with water in electrochemical metal-free mild aromatic C–H amidation: a direct route to N-phenylamides

Organic Chemistry Frontiers. 2024. Vol. 11. No. 20. P. 5820–5830.

Kononov A., Strekalova S., Morozov V., Boyko K., Timashev V., Medvedev Michael G., Babaeva O., Kobeleva E., Ivshin K., Babaev V., Budnikova Y.

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Keywords: Organic chemistry

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