Photo-oxidation of alkylbenzenes initiated by 1-naphthol
A.E. Klein, N. Pilpel
Abstract
A.E. Klein, N. Pilpel
Abstract
The addition of 1-naphthol accelerates the photo-oxidation of alkylbenzenes when their alkyl group contains a reactive hydrogen atom.From the effects of u.v. light on dilute solutions of 1-naphthol in cumene, s-butylbenzene and t-butylbenzene, which have been floated as layers on water, it is possible to propose a mechanism by which the alkylbenzenes are oxidised under the influence of u.v. light.
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The addition of 1-naphthol accelerates the photo-oxidation of alkylbenzenes when their alkyl group contains a reactive hydrogen atom.From the effects of u.v. light on dilute solutions of 1-naphthol in cumene, s-butylbenzene and t-butylbenzene, which have been floated as layers on water, it is possible to propose a mechanism by which the alkylbenzenes are oxidised under the influence of u.v. light.
Key concepts: Alkylbenzenes, Chemistry, Alkyl, Photochemistry, Hydrogen atom, Carbon atom, Atom (system on chip), Medicinal chemistry