Abstract

Electrosynthesis is a Popular, Environmentally Friendly Substitute for Conventional Organic Methods. It Involves using Charge Transfer to Stimulate Chemical Reactions through the Application of a Potential or Current between Two Electrodes. in Addition to Electrode Materials and the Type of Reactor Employed, the Strategies for Controlling Potential and Current Have an Impact on the Yields, Product Distribution, and Reaction Mechanism. in This Review, Recent Advances Related to Electroanalysis Applied in Electrosynthesis Were Discussed. the First Part of This Study Acts as a Guide that Emphasizes the Foundations of Electrosynthesis. These Essentials Include Instrumentation, Electrode Selection, Cell Design, and Electrosynthesis Methodologies. Then, Advances in Electroanalytical Techniques Applied in Organic, Enzymatic, and Microbial Electrosynthesis Are Illustrated with Specific Cases Studied in Recent Literature. to Conclude, a Discussion of Future Possibilities that Intend to Advance the Academic and Industrial Areas is Presented.

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Chemistry

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Open Access

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NSF Center for Synthetic Organic Electrochemistry, University of Utah, Grant CHE-2002158

Keywords and Phrases

Electroanalytical techniques; electrochemical catalysts; electrode materials; electrodes functionalization; enzymatic electrosynthesis; microbial electrosynthesis; organic electrosynthesis; reactors; redox reactions

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2694-247X

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Article - Journal

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Final Version

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English

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© 2024 American Chemical Society, All rights reserved.

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Publication Date

03 Apr 2024

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