One-step oxidation method achieving 34.5% conversion and 96.6% selectivity in benzene, suggesting efficient use of nanobubble technology.
One-step conversion from benzene to phenol without catalyst was achieved under ambient conditions by nanobubble chemistry using a light-assisted ultrasonic method. The conversion rate can be as high as 34.5% with a selectivity of 96.6%.
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