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Base-free transfer hydrogenation of menthone by sub- and supercritical alcohols. / Philippov, Alexey A.; Chibiryaev, Andrey M.; Martyanov, Oleg N.

In: Journal of Supercritical Fluids, Vol. 145, 01.03.2019, p. 162-168.

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Philippov, AA, Chibiryaev, AM & Martyanov, ON 2019, 'Base-free transfer hydrogenation of menthone by sub- and supercritical alcohols', Journal of Supercritical Fluids, vol. 145, pp. 162-168. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.supflu.2018.12.011

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Philippov AA, Chibiryaev AM, Martyanov ON. Base-free transfer hydrogenation of menthone by sub- and supercritical alcohols. Journal of Supercritical Fluids. 2019 Mar 1;145:162-168. doi: 10.1016/j.supflu.2018.12.011

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Philippov, Alexey A. ; Chibiryaev, Andrey M. ; Martyanov, Oleg N. / Base-free transfer hydrogenation of menthone by sub- and supercritical alcohols. In: Journal of Supercritical Fluids. 2019 ; Vol. 145. pp. 162-168.

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title = "Base-free transfer hydrogenation of menthone by sub- and supercritical alcohols",
abstract = "The base-free transfer hydrogenation (THR) of menthone with six aliphatic alcohols as hydrogen source has been developed under sub- and supercritical conditions. Under sc conditions (at 350 °C and 78–210 atm) without any catalyst, all alcohols demonstrated the similar H-donor activity, which was high enough. The menthone conversion was about 64 ± 5% for 5 h of the reaction, whereas the selectivity on menthol reached 92–99% for all alcohols except MeOH (73%). The non-catalytic THR at 250 °C was very slow and the conversion in the most active 2-PrOH was only 7.0–7.5% for 9 h of the reaction. Under subcritical conditions at 150 °C, the non-catalytic menthone reduction was negligible in all alcohols. But in secondary 2-PrOH and 2-BuOH, the base-free THR catalyzed by Raney{\textregistered} nickel results in excellent conversion and selectivity of menthol at 150 °C, whereas no conversion of menthone was observed in primary alcohols under the same reaction conditions. A quasi-equilibrium of isomeric menthone/isomenthone mixture reached via enolization was evaluated under sub- and supercritical conditions and the Gibbs energies of the isomerization in each alcohol were calculated.",
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author = "Philippov, {Alexey A.} and Chibiryaev, {Andrey M.} and Martyanov, {Oleg N.}",
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N2 - The base-free transfer hydrogenation (THR) of menthone with six aliphatic alcohols as hydrogen source has been developed under sub- and supercritical conditions. Under sc conditions (at 350 °C and 78–210 atm) without any catalyst, all alcohols demonstrated the similar H-donor activity, which was high enough. The menthone conversion was about 64 ± 5% for 5 h of the reaction, whereas the selectivity on menthol reached 92–99% for all alcohols except MeOH (73%). The non-catalytic THR at 250 °C was very slow and the conversion in the most active 2-PrOH was only 7.0–7.5% for 9 h of the reaction. Under subcritical conditions at 150 °C, the non-catalytic menthone reduction was negligible in all alcohols. But in secondary 2-PrOH and 2-BuOH, the base-free THR catalyzed by Raney® nickel results in excellent conversion and selectivity of menthol at 150 °C, whereas no conversion of menthone was observed in primary alcohols under the same reaction conditions. A quasi-equilibrium of isomeric menthone/isomenthone mixture reached via enolization was evaluated under sub- and supercritical conditions and the Gibbs energies of the isomerization in each alcohol were calculated.

AB - The base-free transfer hydrogenation (THR) of menthone with six aliphatic alcohols as hydrogen source has been developed under sub- and supercritical conditions. Under sc conditions (at 350 °C and 78–210 atm) without any catalyst, all alcohols demonstrated the similar H-donor activity, which was high enough. The menthone conversion was about 64 ± 5% for 5 h of the reaction, whereas the selectivity on menthol reached 92–99% for all alcohols except MeOH (73%). The non-catalytic THR at 250 °C was very slow and the conversion in the most active 2-PrOH was only 7.0–7.5% for 9 h of the reaction. Under subcritical conditions at 150 °C, the non-catalytic menthone reduction was negligible in all alcohols. But in secondary 2-PrOH and 2-BuOH, the base-free THR catalyzed by Raney® nickel results in excellent conversion and selectivity of menthol at 150 °C, whereas no conversion of menthone was observed in primary alcohols under the same reaction conditions. A quasi-equilibrium of isomeric menthone/isomenthone mixture reached via enolization was evaluated under sub- and supercritical conditions and the Gibbs energies of the isomerization in each alcohol were calculated.

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