Eco-friendly electrocatalytic oxidation of alcohols on a novel electro generated TEMPO-functionalized MCM-41 modified electrode

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The development of a highly efficient and waste-free system for the selective oxidation of alcohols without using expensive transition metal catalysts using a novel electrogenerated TEMPO-functionalized MCM-41 modified electrode is described.

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