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All articles of this category Thermal decarboxylative cyclization of several carboxylic diacids supported on graphite gave the corresponding five- and six-membered cycloalkanones in high yields. The process took advantage of the retention of diacid on graphite, even for high temperature experiments (450 °C), which avoid its vaporization. Moreover, the addition of catalyst is useless, the iron-containing inclusions present on graphite play this function. The reactions were also realized under microwave irradiation. cycloalkanones - decarboxylation - diacids - graphite - microwaves
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Marquié et al. (2001) studied this question.
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