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Electrochemical investigations in low conductivity organic solvents using microelectrodes : application for the scale-up of acetoxylation process in glacial acetic acid
Electrochemical acetoxylation has been widely investigated about 40 years ago. However, there are only a limited number of studies in non-aqueous electrolytes, mainly because of difficulties related with the extremely low electrical conductivity of organic media. This work focuses on electrochemistr
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