Solvent- and Catalyst-Free Microwave-Assisted Decarboxylation of Malonic Acid Derivatives
Fanny A. Cabrera‐Rivera, Luis Gabriel Hernández-Vázquez, Patricia Flores‐Sánchez, María Durán‐Galván, Jaime Escalante
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Fanny A. Cabrera‐Rivera, Luis Gabriel Hernández-Vázquez, Patricia Flores‐Sánchez, María Durán‐Galván, Jaime Escalante
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It has been found that microwave assisted decarboxylation of malonic acid derivatives can be achieved under solvent-free and catalyst free conditions. This new method produces the corresponding carboxylic acid in a pure manner and with a high yield in a very short reaction time: 3 - 10 min. In general terms, the condition under which this reaction is carried out accelerates the decarboxylation significantly of a series of disubstituted malonic acid derivatives, and makes this new process efficient, easy and environmentally friendly.
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It has been found that microwave assisted decarboxylation of malonic acid derivatives can be achieved under solvent-free and catalyst free conditions. This new method produces the corresponding carboxylic acid in a pure manner and with a high yield in a very short reaction time: 3 - 10 min. In general terms, the condition under which this reaction is carried out accelerates the decarboxylation significantly of a series of disubstituted malonic acid derivatives, and makes this new process efficient, easy and environmentally friendly.
Key concepts: Decarboxylation, Malonic acid, Catalysis, Chemistry, Yield (engineering), Solvent, Organic chemistry, Environmentally friendly