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July 1, 2026The Chemical Record

Catalyst‐Free Aerobic Photooxidation: Mechanistic Pathways and Sustainability Perspectives

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HSHyena SuhKyung Hee UniversitySKSohyeon KimSoonchunhyang UniversityBPBoyoung Y. ParkKyung Hee University

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Implication

Review outlines mechanistic pathways and sustainability insights of catalyst-free oxidative synthesis in chemistry.

Key Points

  • The aim is to provide a unified framework for understanding catalyst-free aerobic photooxidation mechanisms.
  • Reviewed existing literature on aerobic photooxidation without catalysts.
  • Organized reactions into six major classes based on activation modes and mechanisms.
  • Discussed implications for sustainability regarding solvent choice and reaction conditions.
  • Identified common principles governing photoactivation pathways for different oxidative reactions.
  • Established relationships between activation mechanisms and oxygen-derived intermediates.
  • Highlighted sustainability considerations linked to operational parameters.

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Suh et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a44aedf5cd2549c8bc43f06https://doi.org/10.1002/tcr.70203
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