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Electroreduction of Oxalic Acid to Glycolic Acid

Yu Li

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Electroreduction of oxalic acid to glycolic acid was confirmed by cyclic voltammetry.Glycolic acid was prepared from oxalic acid at the Pb cathode in an eletrolytic cell with cationexchange mambrane.By orthogonal experiments the optimal operating conditions were obtained:current density 1400 A/m2,electric quantity 17 F/mol,temperature 40 ℃ and flowrate of electrolyte 015 m/s?The yield was over 88%.

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Electroreduction of oxalic acid to glycolic acid was confirmed by cyclic voltammetry.Glycolic acid was prepared from oxalic acid at the Pb cathode in an eletrolytic cell with cationexchange mambrane.By orthogonal experiments the optimal operating conditions were obtained:current density 1400 A/m2,electric quantity 17 F/mol,temperature 40 ℃ and flowrate of electrolyte 015 m/s?The yield was over 88%.

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Electroreduction of oxalic acid to glycolic acid was confirmed by cyclic voltammetry.Glycolic acid was prepared from oxalic acid at the Pb cathode in an eletrolytic cell with cationexchange mambrane.By orthogonal experiments the optimal operating conditions were obtained:current density 1400 A/m2,electric quantity 17 F/mol,temperature 40 ℃ and flowrate of electrolyte 015 m/s?The yield was over 88%.

Key concepts: Glycolic acid, Oxalic acid, Cyclic voltammetry, Chemistry, Electrolyte, Yield (engineering), Inorganic chemistry, Nuclear chemistry

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