1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-0728(99)00006-6
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Electro-oxidation of meso-erythritol on platinum in acid medium: analysis of the reaction products

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“…It is generally assumed that Pt(110) is the most representative surface for polycrystalline Pt (Pt p ; among the Pt basal planes). Consequently, this surface has shown a rather similar behavior to Pt p for the electrooxidation of GlOH. , Besides, it has been observed that several polyols (including GlOH and erythritol) are preferentially oxidized at their primary carbon on Pt p . , Extending this to other polyols, we expect that Pt p will oxidize them to their corresponding carboxylic acid. Secondary alcohol oxidation requires the presence of (111) terrace sites, or the addition of promotors, which favorably interact with enediol intermediate. ,,, …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 71%
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“…It is generally assumed that Pt(110) is the most representative surface for polycrystalline Pt (Pt p ; among the Pt basal planes). Consequently, this surface has shown a rather similar behavior to Pt p for the electrooxidation of GlOH. , Besides, it has been observed that several polyols (including GlOH and erythritol) are preferentially oxidized at their primary carbon on Pt p . , Extending this to other polyols, we expect that Pt p will oxidize them to their corresponding carboxylic acid. Secondary alcohol oxidation requires the presence of (111) terrace sites, or the addition of promotors, which favorably interact with enediol intermediate. ,,, …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…42,43 Besides, it has been observed that several polyols (including GlOH and erythritol) are preferentially oxidized at their primary carbon on Pt p . 7,44 Extending this to other polyols, we expect that Pt p will oxidize them to their corresponding carboxylic acid. Secondary alcohol oxidation requires the presence of (111) terrace sites, or the addition of promotors, which favorably interact with enediol intermediate.…”
Section: ■ Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To oxidize carbohydrates, polycrystalline platinum sites are too active and in most cases lead to a dissociative adsorption. This oxidation process, which breaks some carbon-carbon bonds can be avoided by modifying the superficial structure of the Pt electrode using underpotentially deposited metallic adatoms [2,10]. These transition metals have no electrocatalytic effect when, under the same conditions of potential, they are used alone to carry out a selective transformation of sugars such as glucose.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bei dieser Reaktion können jedoch auch andere bizyklische Dioxanderivate entstehen. Durch Elektrooxidation an Platin in sauerem Milieu ist die Herstellung von Erythrulose, Erythrose und Erythrinsäure aus Erythrit möglich (Abbildung 3-10) [99]. Erythritsäure ist zudem ohne die Bildung von Nebenprodukten durch eine Oxidation an Ru 3+ -Katalysatoren durch N-Bromoacetamid zugänglich [100].…”
Section: Erythrit In Der Chemischen Und Pharmazeutischen Industrieunclassified