Tony Cousin, Gregory Chatel
The use of high frequency ultrasound (800 kHz) highlights the non-radical character of the cis-cyclooctene epoxidation mediated by H₂O₂ and H₂WO₄. Combination of moderate mixing brought by the ultrasonic irradiation with precise thermoregulation of the double jacketed sonoreactor demonstrates the potential of this technique for studying and optimizing all the reaction parameters. The results not only reveal that the optimized ultrasonic conditions lead to excellent epoxidation outcomes with 96% yield and 98% selectivity but also to higher selectivities toward the epoxidation products.
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