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The anodic oxidation of phenol derivatives generates radical and cationic species, which upon coupling with other radicals, nucleophiles, and dienophiles provide a variety of bioactive natural products. The reaction conditions are controlled by electric potentials, solvents, supporting salts, electrodes, and so on to obtain the desired products. Both single- and two-electron reactions have been studied. The application of these reactions towards the synthesis of several target molecules will be discussed here.
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